Study key specialisms in human geography alongside the economic issues arising in business, public policy and society at large. You’ll also explore urban, economic, social, political and development geographies, and environmental sustainability. And examine the ideas and methods that underpin research in human geography, and learn skills in mapping and the use of Geographical Information Systems. At the same time, you'll consider the factors that influence income, wealth and wellbeing, how scarce resources are allocated, distributed and used today, and how they might change in the future.