Master's students must achieve a total of  24 (twenty four) credits, 12 (twelve) twelve of which from Core Courses. The remaining 12 (twelve) additional credits can be obtained through Elective Courses. Doctoral students must meet a total of 30 (thirty) credits, 12 (twelve) of them through Core Courses and the remaining 18 (eighteen) through Elective Courses.

 

Curriculum Grid (Master and Doctorate)

 

CORE COURSES

 

Research Methods and Techniques

Dissertation Seminar / Thesis Seminar

Advanced Studies in Epistemology and Methodology of Geography

 

ELECTIVE COURSES

 

Integrated Environmental Studies

Environmental Planning and Management

Special Topics in Human Geography

Special Topics in Physical Geography

Special Topics in Agricutural Geography

Special Topics in Urban Geography

Advanced Studies on Urbanization

Service and Organization of Space

Introduction to Remote Sensing

Region, Concepts and Methods of Analysis

Studies on the Relation between Society and Nature

Regional Analysis and Regional Policies

Family Farming and Land Management

Agribusiness and Spatial Planning

Geography, Systems and Complexity Science

Geography: history, concepts and methods

Society and Nature: Cultural interaction and Agroecological Perspective

Integrated Seminars I

Integrated Seminars II

Geographic Education, Teacher Training and Teaching Professionalization

Special Topics in Physical Geography II

Special Topics in Human Geography II

Teaching Internship I

Teaching  Internship II