Our Earth: Its Climate, History, and Processes
by University of Manchester
Geographer
About
As a Geographer, you'll be involved with the study of landforms, soils, vegetation, animal habitats, climatic and climate conditions. You will look at approximately earth’s natural surroundings and its relationships with human societies, animals and plants. You will examine political, cultural and social norms of human beings and the way they're associated with the geography of the land. You will study the population and their features (human or animal) of an area on a worldwide or neighborhood level. You will use gear and strategies including Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Remote Sensing, Global Positioning Systems (GPS), and on-line mapping such as Google Earth.
Education
High School
Humanities
Bachelor's
Geography
Master's
Geography
Ph.d
Geography
Skills Required
Job Prospects
- Teacher
- Engineer
- Climatologist
- Researcher
Salary / Annum
420,000
Fresher2,160,000
Average2,880,000
ExperiencedCities Data
Jobs Outlook
- The most exciting thing about the geography industry is that it is evolving. As a geographer, one can work in an office or on a construction site, or be involved in monitoring and reviewing work on construction sites as facilities are installed, built or closed
- The job opportunities for Geographers are expected to grow by three percent from 2018 to 2028.
Promising Profiles
Vaibhav Kaul
Himalayan geographer, environmental scholar, photographer and painter.
Anu Kapur
Professor of Geography, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi
