The Geographic Analysis Minor provides interested students with a course of study that focuses on development of real-world solutions to issues surrounding urban growth, economic development, business/service location decisions, climate change, and environmental remediation. In addition to foundation courses in location principles and exploration of the earth and ecosystems, the curriculum includes such electives as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Geographic Data and Mapping, Demography, and Geodemographics. The minor aims to enhance the professional careers of the students in other disciplines such as Business Management, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Urban and Regional Planning, Environment and Urban Sustainability and other programs within the Faculty of Arts.

The Geographic Analysis Minor is administered and delivered by the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies.

The Geographic Analysis Minor is not available to students in the Geographic Analysis program.

Students may only pursue one of Geography or Geographic Analysis minor, double minors in Geography and Geographic Analysis will not be granted.

To receive the Minor, a student must complete six (6)courses from the following course of study:

One (1) required course:

Plus one (1) of the following:

Plus four (4) of the following: