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Academic Programmes August 29, 2026

Bachelor of Geography and Environmental Management

August 29, 20263 min read

Programme Description

The programme focuses on preparing professionals with modern skills, knowledge and competencies of critical thinking, problem solving, creativity/innovation, leadership and conservation. The programme emphasizes on competence-based approach, integrating advanced technologies such as GIS, remote sensing and AI. These skills, knowledge and methods are embedded in the philosophy of producing graduates who are independent, socialistic and self-reliant. Programme Expected Learning Outcomes The following table shows the programme expected learning outcomes of the reviewed programme; • Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of geographical and environmental principles, theories, and concepts • Explain the interconnections between human and physical geography in addressing environmental challenges. • Analyze environmental management policies, frameworks, and sustainable development strategies. • Assess innovative solutions for complex environmental and geographical challenges. • Design and implement sustainable environmental management projects. • Develop innovative solutions for complex environmental and geographical challenges. • Utilize GIS, remote sensing, and AI tools for spatial analysis and environmental monitoring • Apply entrepreneurial and leadership skills to create job opportunities in geography and environmental management. • Conduct environmental impact assessments and recommend sustainable management practices. • Integrate interdisciplinary approaches to address climate change, land-use planning, and resource management. 155 • Engage in independent research, policy analysis, and project management within the environmental and geographical fields.

Programme Structure

Semester 1 Year 1

Code Course Title Status Credits
GO 111 Environmental Processes and Change Core 12
GO 112 Spatial Organization and Interaction Core 12
DS 102 Development Perspectives Core 1E+1
CS 111 Communication Skills Core 7.5
IT 1101 Computer System Fundamentals Core 9
GO 113 Population Dynamics and Sustainable Development Elective 10.5
DM 113 Environmental Resources and Hazards Management Elective 10.5

Semester 2 Year 1

Code Course Title Status Credits
GO 121 Land Surveying Science Core 10.5
GO 122 Environmental Conservation Education Core 10.5
GO 123 Natural Resources Economics Core 10.5
GO 124 Climate Variability and Change Core 10.5
GO 125 Remote Sensing Core 10.5
GO 126 Urbanization and Environment Elective 7.5
GO 127 Conservation Agriculture and Sustainability Elective 7.5

Semester 1 Year 2

Code Course Title Status Credits
GO 211 Cartography Core 10.5
GO 212 Environmental Pollution and Waste Management Core 10.5
GO 213 Fundamentals of Geographic Information System Core 10.5
GO 214 Environmental Finance and Entrepreneurship Core 10.5
GO 215 Soil Science Core 10.5
GO 216 Green Energy Systems Elective 7.5
DM 212 Disaster Risk Assessment Elective 7.5

Semester 2 Year 2

Code Course Title Status Credits
GO 221 Policies and Legal Framework in Environmental Management Core 10.5
GO 222 Geo-spatial Analysis Core 10.5
GO 223 Environmental Safety and Health Core 10.5
GO 224 Environmental Assessment I (ESIA and Audit) Core Other 10.5
GO 225 Research Methods in Environmental Management Core 10.5
GO 226 Natural Resource Conflicts and Peace-building Elective Other 7.5
GO 227 Water Resource Management and Sanitation Elective Other 7.5

Semester 1 Year 3

Code Course Title Status Credits
GO 311 Gender and the Environment Core 10.5
GO 312 Biodiversity Conservation and Society Core 10.5
GO 313 Environmental Project Planning and Management (Practical) Core 10.5
GO 314 Environmental Assessments II – (SEA) Core 10.5
GO 315 Land Use Planning and Management Core 10.5
GO 316 Environmental Diplomacy and Leadership Elective 10.5
DM 313 Occupational Safety and Health Risk Management Elective 10.5

Semester 2, Year 3

Code Course Title Status Credits
GO 399 Field Attachment (Industrial Placement) Core 6E+1

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