GEO 450 - Geographies of Migration and Mobility

College of Arts and Sciences
3 credit(s) Irregularly

This course examines human migration and its sociocultural and political impacts on sending and receiving communities. Focused on the mobility of people, ideas, and commodities, it investigates migration’s role in producing and transforming human geographies.
Shared Competencies Civic and Global Responsibility; Information Literacy and Technological Agility