Geography is the study of place, space and the environment. Fundamentally interdisciplinary, geography is one of the few disciplines that encompasses very different ways of knowing, including the natural and social sciences, and the humanities. Geographers investigate the character of places, the distribution of phenomena across space, biophysical processes and features, and dynamic relationships between humans and environments. Geographers are, therefore, uniquely equipped to understand and address critical problems facing the world.<br><br>This major will give you advanced knowledge and understanding of the social and biophysical processes that shape Australian and other environments. Youll evaluate data and knowledge from environmental and social sciences, including Indigenous perspectives, to develop geographical ways of understanding contemporary environmental issues. Youll analyse and synthesise complex environmental, economic, social and political information to enable a geographical understanding of humans, environments and the dynamic relationships between them. Youll develop critical analysis skills as you apply theories and concepts to case studies, including from the perspective of environmental justice.