Geography
Ryerson Geography Works !As a geographer, your challenge is understanding the relationships among people, environment, location, and distance. The most effective tool of your trade is Geographic Information Systems (GIS), which allow you to search, map and analyze data for an intelligent comprehension of economic, social, urban and environmental issues. If you would like a career-oriented education that will give you the expertise to influence public policy and corporate strategies, and to help achieve sustainable development and improve standards of living, the Geographic Analysis program is the right choice. |
News and Announcements
Geographic Analysis Program Preview Day 2012
The Department of Geography invites you to attend Preview Day 2012. This on-campus event will give you the unique opportunity to meet with our faculty, current students, and alumni. We strongly encourage you to come and learn more about our program. Family and friends are also welcome. More...
Geographic Analysis Graduate Recognized for Excellence
At the 2012 Western Division Meeting of the Canadian Association of Geographers (WDCAG) held in Kelowna B.C., Jonathan Cinnamon, a 2007 Ryerson Geographic Analysis graduate (and now Ph.D. candidate in Geography at Simon Fraser University) won the Best Ph.D. presentation award for his talk: Enabling Decision-Making in ‘Data-Poor’ Settings Using Volunteered Geographic Information Protocols.
Congratulations Jonathan!
Faculty Research News
Read more about research and publications completed by Geography faculty members.
GEO 773: Field Studies (Shanghai/Beijing)
The field studies trip will take place in October 2012. It is designed to expose students to a range of issues particular to these countries and regions.
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