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UG Course - Field Trip


GRM 1121 Field Studies I *
GRM 2121 Field Studies II *
GRM 3121 Field Studies III *
GRM 3021 Final Year Thesis I *
GRM 3022 Final Year Thesis II *

*: Required course

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GRM 1121 Field Studies I


Field teaching is an integral part in the study of geography, which gives students an opportunity to understand the real-world situations and to supplement what they have learnt from the lectures. This course is designed for year 1 students, in the format of a local field camp to be held in December during their 1st year of study. The objectives are three-fold: (1) to introduce students different techniques in the collection of field data; (2) to help students identify, understand, and explain the geographical problems of a region; and (3) to provide an opportunity for students to work as a team in problem-solving. Students are required to participate actively in all activities throughout the field camp and to submit an individual report afterwards.

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GRM 2121 Field Studies II


While field teaching is an integral part in the study of geography, students would benefit more if they have the opportunity of conducting field study in an overseas country. This course is designed for year two students, in the format of a study trip outside Hong Kong. It will be held during the summer vacation, under the supervision of one or more faculty members. The objectives of this course are three-fold: 1) to broaden students' horizon and knowledge base through exposure to a new environment outside Hong Kong; 2) to enable students to make comparative studies between Hong Kong and other countries/regions; and 3) to provide an opportunity for students to interact with overseas students and scholars of the same discipline. Students are required to participate actively in all activities throughout the trip and to submit an individual report afterwards.

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GRM 3121 Field Studies III


While field teaching is an integral part in the study of geography, no two places are the same in the world. This course is designed for third-year students, in the format of a study trip outside Hong Kong yet the place of visit shall be different from Field Studies II. It will be held during the summer vacation, under the supervision of one or more faculty members. The objectives of this course are four-fold: 1) to further broaden students' horizon and knowledge base through exposure to a new environment outside Hong Kong; 2) to provide an opportunity for students to interact with overseas students and scholars of the same discipline; 3) to enable students to make comparative studies between Hong Kong and other countries/regions; and 4) to serve as an acid test of what students have learnt from the discipline. Students are required to participate actively in all activities throughout the trip and to submit an individual report afterwards.

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GRM 3021 Final Year Thesis I

Students are required to undertake individual projects using an integrative approach and produce theses in any field of geography and resource management under the guidance of their instructors. Study topics of students' interests and choices are not geographically limited to Hong Kong, but topics of local and regional relevance are encouraged. Part I concentrates on the formulation of a research problem, proposal writing, research design and data collection. Part II aims at data analysis/laboratory experiments, interpretation of analytical/experimental results and thesis writing.

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GRM 3022 Final Year Thesis II

Same as GRM3021.

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