The research direction of geographical science specialty includes natural geography and resource environment, human geography and urban and rural planning, geographic information science and so on. , with strong practicality and application.
In the learning process, students majoring in geographical science can not only master the basic knowledge and theory of geographical science, but also improve their practical ability and ability to solve practical problems through field visits and experiments. In addition, the major has established cooperative relations with many well-known universities and research institutions at home and abroad, providing students with a broad academic exchange and research platform.
Graduates majoring in geography have broad employment prospects and can engage in teaching, scientific research and management in government departments, scientific research institutions, universities, enterprises and institutions. At the same time, with the society's emphasis on environmental protection and sustainable development, graduates majoring in geographical science also have broad development space in environmental protection, urban planning, tourism development and other fields.
Employment direction of geographical science specialty
1, geographic information system engineer: Geographic information system is a computer system that collects, stores, analyzes and displays geographic data. Engineers use these data to solve various problems, such as urban planning, environmental protection, traffic management and so on.
2. Environmental scientists: Environmental scientists study the ecosystem on the earth to understand the impact of human activities on the environment. They can participate in formulating environmental protection policies or conducting environmental impact assessment.
3. Natural resource analysts: Natural resource analysts are responsible for evaluating and managing natural resources, such as land, water, forests and minerals. They can provide consulting services for the government, enterprises or non-profit organizations.
4. Geography teachers: Geography teachers teach geography courses in schools to help students understand the natural phenomena and human activities of the earth. They may need to learn curriculum design, textbook compilation and teaching methods.
5. Mapmakers: Mapmakers use GIS and other tools to make maps to help people better understand the geographical location and spatial relationship. They can provide customized map services for the government, enterprises or individuals.