The Geography course provides students with a holistic view of the world, combining both the natural and social sciences. It focuses on both the spatial dimension (where things are and why) and the ecological dimension (which considers how humans interact with environments).
The study of Geography offers wide-ranging research and analytical skills that are highly valued by employers and easily transferable in today’s competitive work force. It provides a powerful context within which the key competencies necessary for further education, work and everyday life can be developed.
By offering a Christian framework, students have the opportunity to develop a Christian perspective on a range of complex geographical issues such as climate change, sustainable urban growth and ecosystem management, globalisation, ageing populations and global inequalities that will assist them to participate actively in a changing world.
Year 11
Year 12
Students must undertake 12 hours of mandatory fieldwork in both the Year 11 and HSC courses. This will incur extra costs.
Stage 5 Geography and effective communication skills.
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