Northern Studies Courses
Northern Studies courses offer students the opportunity to learn about the lands, peoples and issues of the circumpolar North.
Northern Studies courses offer students the opportunity to learn about the lands, peoples and issues of the circumpolar North with a special emphasis given to matters concerning Indigenous people.
Northern Studies Courses
GEOG 150.3 (formerly NRTH 101.3) Introduction to the Circumpolar World.
Instructors: Peter Goode, Rod Johnson, Bert Weichel
GEOG 351.3 Northern Environments
Instructors: Alec Aitken, Rod Johnson, Bert Weichel
GEOG 352.3 (formerly NRTH 331.3) Contemporary Issues of the Circumpolar World.
Instructor: Peter Goode
GEOG 380.3 (formerly NRTH 312.3/BIOL 312.3) Environmental Geography of the Circumpolar North. Instructors: Alec Aitken, Rod Johnson, Bert Weichel
GEOG 381.3 Development in the Canadian North: Issues and Challenges.
Instructor: Peter Goode
Consult the Course Catalogue for more information about these courses or contact Alec Aitken, Department of Geography & Planning at alec.aitken@usask.ca
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