Master of Arts in Contemporary Human Geography

["Pathway I – Space, Power & Change:This pathway focuses on the spatial relationships between communities, cultures, economies, and their interactions with the environment. It covers a wide range of critical concepts, such as governance, environmental justice, alternative economies, and identity, supported by applied case studies in fields like sustainable development.", "Pathway II – Tourism & Leisure:This pathway explores the spatial dynamics of tourism, examining how tourism impacts and is influenced by place, culture, economy, and environment. Students will engage with key concepts such as tourist economy, digitalisation, social aspects of tourism, destination management and sustainability of tourism. Through case studies and applied research, this pathway prepares students for roles in tourism management, policy, and administration, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and ethical practices in tourism development."]