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The Department of Geography and Geographic Information Systems offers an integrated academic program that combines theoretical foundations and practical applications in the field of geographic sciences and modern technologies, with a focus on understanding human-environment interactions. Main Academic Content: 1. Physical Geography: - Climatology - Geomorphology - Soil Science - Water Resources Human Geography: - Population Geography - Urban Geography - Economic Geography - Development Geography 3. Geographic Information Systems (GIS): - GIS Basics - Remote Sensing - Digital Mapping - Spatial Data Analysis Supporting Sciences: - Geostatistics - Global Positioning Systems (GPS) - Urban Planning - Environmental Disaster Management Acquired Skills: - Analyzing Geographic Phenomena - Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software (ArcGIS, QGIS) - Producing Digital Maps - Conducting field surveys - Analyzing spatial data Academic levels: - Undergraduate (Bachelor's): 4 years Employment opportunities: - Government institutions (municipalities, urban planning) - Research and study centers - Environmental consulting firms - Natural resource management institutions - Academic teaching The program combines traditional geographical knowledge with modern technologies, with a particular focus on geographical and environmental issues in Libya.