This course gives an accurate idea of the basic concepts related to population
issues and their employment in the geographical field, as well as understanding
and analyzing spatial differences in population growth rates, distribution,
composition, migrations, and their relationship to natural, social, economic
and political factors. On the relationship between population and natural
resources, and the study of contemporary population issues, in addition to
training students to use different demographic analysis methods through
applications and exercises using statistical programs.
Intended learning outcomes
1.The student becomes acquainted with the basic concepts of population
geography.
2.The student becomes familiar with population data, its sources, collection
methods, and classification methods
3.The student understands the impact of population growth and structure on
development plans
4.The student remembers population growth measures and population
projections.
5.The student's knowledge of contemporary
population problems and issues in the world, their causes and implications.
