CAT 461 — Environment, Culture and Location
BA BA Culture and Tourism · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
This course introduces students to the processes, which generate distinctive human and environmental patterns. The interaction of geographic elements is studied as they are expressed in the spatial organisation of the environment. Students are guided to critically assess how environmental, cultural and locational attributes have severally and individually influenced the spatial organisation of human societies. The similarities and dichotomies in these interactions and their touristic appeal form the raison d’être of this course.
- Credits
- 2
- Level
- Level 400
Other courses on this programme
- CAT 451 — Tourism Impact Studies
- CAT 452 — Site Selection in Tourism
- CAT 453 — Tourism Development in Ghana
- CAT 454 — Tourist Destinations Management
- CAT 455 — Industrial Attachment
- CAT 456 — Bio-Tourism
- CAT 457 — History of African Traditional Systems
- CAT 458 — Strategy for International Markets
- CAT 459 — Eco-Tourism
- CAT 460 — Oral History of Africa
- CAT 462 — Public Relations in Tourism
- CAT 463 — History of the African Diaspora
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