Globalization, urbanisation and unequal development

Master's level | 7.5 credits | Course code: KGA112 | Course that is sustainability-related where at least one of the learning outcomes clearly shows that the course content meets one of the current sustainability criteria.

Sustainability related

Autumn 2019

100% Day

Göteborg

Period: 6 December 2019 - 19 January 2020
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English

2 Late Application GU-18352

2) Only EU/EEA citizens and students with approved residence permit in Sweden can apply

About the Course

The course provides indepth knowledge of the complexity that relations between globalisation, development and urban environments involve from a north-south perspective.

A red thread running through the course regards processes (at different levels of scale) behind an uneven development within cities, between cities, and between urban and rural areas, as well as the consequences of this for people's formal and informal livelihood strategies and resource use. Gender aspects are in focus throughout the course.

Course Syllabus

KGA112

Requirements and Selection

Requirements: A Bachelor's degree in Human Geography, Geography or equivalent from an internationally recognized university. Applicants must prove their knowledge of English: English 6/English B from Swedish Upper Secondary School or the equivalent level of an internationally recognized test, for example TOEFL, IELTS.

Selection: Selection is based upon the number of credits from previous university studies, maximum 225 credits.

Tuition Fee

Application fee: 900 SEK
Full course cost: 10 122 SEK
First payment: 10 122 SEK

EU/EEA citizens, Swedish residence permit holders and exchange students do not pay fees. More information on: http://www.universityadmissions.se

Study Guidance

Tanja Feltsen, e-post: svl.es@handels.gu.se, telefon: 031-786 1407

Department

Department of Economy and Society
Box 625
40530 Göteborg
Visiting address: Viktoriagatan 13

Course that is sustainability-focused where at least one of the learning outcomes clearly shows that the course content meets one of the current sustainability criteria. The content with a focus on sustainability must also, in accordance with the criteria, constitute the course's main focus

Course that is sustainability-related where at least one of the learning outcomes clearly shows that the course content meets one of the current sustainability criteria.

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