Overview of Geography (MA) at University of Ottawa
The Master of Arts in Geography program at the University of Ottawa provides advanced training in geographic research methodologies, theoretical frameworks, and specialized topics within human and physical geography. Objectives include developing skills in spatial analysis, environmental studies, and urban planning, with an emphasis on original thesis research. Unique features include the program's bilingual (English-French) delivery, reflecting Canada's capital location, and opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration with policy and environmental organizations in Ottawa.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in government agencies, environmental consulting, urban development, and non-governmental organizations. The program's focus on applied geography enhances employability in sectors addressing climate change, resource management, and sustainable development.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Lisa F. Brouwer: Expertise in urban geography and planning.
- Dr. Paul Villeneuve: Specializes in health geography and spatial epidemiology.
- Dr. Renée Sieber: Focuses on geographic information systems (GIS) and environmental policy.
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
The program utilizes state-of-the-art GIS laboratories, remote sensing facilities, and field research stations. Partnerships include collaborations with Environment and Climate Change Canada, the City of Ottawa's planning department, and international networks for geographic research.
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