Bachelor of Science (Honors) - Planning and Geography (KL47)

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Planning and Geography (KL47) is an undergraduate program that combines the study of spatial planning with human and physical geography to understand and address contemporary environmental, social, and urban challenges. The program provides a strong foundation in geographic analysis alongside practical planning skills for sustainable development.

Students explore key areas such as urban and regional planning, human geography, environmental systems, land‑use planning, and spatial analysis. The curriculum emphasizes the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and data‑driven approaches to analyze patterns, manage resources, and support planning decisions.

Through a combination of fieldwork, laboratory work, and project‑based learning, students develop skills in mapping, data interpretation, environmental assessment, and community planning. The program also highlights sustainability, climate change, and the social impact of planning policies.

Graduates are prepared for careers in urban planning, environmental management, geographic analysis, government agencies, and consultancy firms, or for further study in planning, geography, or related disciplines.