WHAT IS IT LIKE? Geography investigates the physical and social environments we inhabit, and their interaction at global, regional, and local levels. It is based on the idea that although all social and natural activities are set in one place, they are interconnected to other places. Geography involves understanding the processes shaping the changing relationships between people and Earth. Careers Geographers are in demand in many areas, including those in the list below. Conservation Energy development Forestry Resource use Teaching Tourism Requirements The requirements for the Diploma in Arts endorsed in Geography are: Pass in both: 230.111 Tū Kupu: Writing and Inquiry 230.112 Tū Arohae: Critical Thinking Pass 75 credits in Geography consisting of: at least 45 credits at 200- and 300-level in Geography 30 credits at any level in Geography The remaining 15 credits for the Diploma in Arts can be from Part II of the schedule for the Bachelor of Arts degree (including further courses from the endorsement subject) and/or courses offered in other undergraduate degrees.