Master of Science (M.Sc.) Geography

Master of Science (M.Sc.) Geography

• Geography is an essential topic. Those who have chosen to study this are making a significant difference in the world we live in.
• They connect the physical elements of the world with the human side of things, therefore reducing the harmful human effect on the environment.
• Geographers are needed to assist in discovering answers to some of the world's most pressing challenges, such as climate change, urban overdevelopment, natural catastrophes, and so on.
• Global challenges are becoming more prevalent as human civilization develops, so career prospects are expanding exponentially.
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analyst, Geographer, Cartographer, Marine Geologists, Oceanographer, Operations Manager, Senior executive assistant, and more job opportunities are available after earning a master's degree in geography.
• Cartographic (maps), Geographic Information Systems (Google maps), and data presentation abilities are only a few of the talents gained during the course that students may sell independently.

• Complete a bachelor's degree in geography, either BA or BSc.
• A least 50% in their bachelor's program from a recognized university is required.
• To work in the fields, you must be physically strong and healthy.

• They might work for the government in the field of urban and regional planning.
• They can work in large consulting businesses to perform cutting-edge social research.
• They might work in schools and universities as teachers or assistant professors.
• They can operate as physiological geography in sustainable development or as climate change adaptation consultants.
• They can promote themselves as a GIS analyst, cartographer, and so on.

• Graduates can work as cartographers, urban and regional planners, geospatial analysts, climate change analysts, environmental consultants, conservation officers, landscape architects, teachers/lecturers, and so on, or pursue additional education in PhD programs.
• They can apply for state and federal government departments to hold competitive tests such as UPSC and SSC. In addition, they can acquire jobs in Telecom, Education, Military Services, and other fields bypassing these examinations.
• Graduates can work as cartographers, urban and regional planners, geospatial analysts, climate change analysts, environmental consultants, conservation officers, landscape architects, teachers/lecturers, and so on, or pursue additional education in PhD programs.
• They can apply for state and federal government departments to hold competitive tests such as UPSC and SSC. In addition, they can acquire jobs in Telecom, Education, Military Services, and other fields bypassing these examinations.

• After completing a bachelor's degree in geography, students can pursue a two-year postgraduate study in geography. It is the study of the earth and its relationship with humans and the effects of these relationships, which often involves population and resource distribution and economic and political activity.
• In public colleges, prices range from INR 3,000 to INR 10,000 per year, whereas private institutes charge between INR 20,000 and INR 50,000 per year.