I used to study science, but now I m in college, and I m very interested in geography, and I want to

If you have a brief understanding of it first, the mountains are remembered according to their direction, and the memories are comprehensively compared. After that, we understand plate movement and tectonics, and the mountains are formed by the collision of plate movements, which is also the internal movement of the earth, which is the root cause.

The Department of Geography at the University is a science department.

Looking at your question, the mountain range belongs to the plate and geological aspects. For example, the formation of the Himalayas, the Rocky Mountains, etc., is covered in middle school geography, and it is recommended to take a look at the middle school geography textbook.

Actually, I don't think it's very difficult to learn geography, as long as you usually look at the atlas and look at the mountain chart, you will have a general understanding. There are a few more characteristic mountains and mountain systems to keep in mind. For example, the Himalayas in Asia, the Andes in the Americas, from north to south, Kilimanjaro in Africa, and the Alps in Europe.

Take China as an example, China's mountain ranges are generally east and west, such as the Altai Mountains, Qinling Mountains, Changbai Mountains and so on. In terms of plates, the six major plates of the earth are very easy to remember, generally named according to the names of continents or oceans, and are prone to occur at the junction of plates and plates, such as the line from Japan to Taiwan, which is a frequent area, because this is the junction of the Pacific plate and the Eurasian plate. I hope it can help you, hehe...

I suggest that you take a look at the world map, especially from the basic geography textbook and the atlas (Renjiao Edition), you will have a general framework and basic knowledge. You can also borrow magazines "China National Geographic", "World Geography" and so on in the library, with color maps, it will not be boring. **You can have a "record China" in PPTV, you can take a look, enrich your experience, in fact, each**software has relevant content.

The remote Shihezi University is remote enough! Personally, I like to be quiet, Wuhan University, Xiamen University, and Ocean University of China.

There are two major mountain systems in the world: the Himalaya-Alpine system; Cordillera Mountains.

Alpine-Himalayan mountain system.

Cordillera Mountains.

Northeast Normal University and Shaanxi Normal University only accept science majors, and some schools accept both arts and sciences majors. Since the research in the higher fields of geography tends to think scientifically, many geography majors in universities only recruit science students, so you can be a physicist, come on!

Of course, don't you know that most majors in geography only recruit science students? As long as you are interested in this area, you should have an advantage as a science student.

If the urban planning you are talking about is urban and rural resource planning and management, then I know it. This major belongs to the geography category and has good job prospects, but it will be lower than the architecture major. In other words, there is no reward for such a professional question, so it is better to adopt it.

The landscape architecture design major involves a wide range of industries and industries. The urban planning major focuses on urban planning and long-term planning and development. In terms of the stages of design (which is not necessarily correct), landscape architecture is detailed design, and urban planning is regulatory design.

For now, if the city is planned better, in the future, the environment will be almost destroyed, and landscape design may rise.

In other words, there is no reward for such a professional question, so it is better to adopt it.

Choose non-exemplary specializations; Or go to graduate school. He is engaged in a wide range of fields; Land Bureau, Planning Bureau, Geographical Research Institute, etc.

University geography is a science subject. In other words, only science students can choose.

High school geography is liberal arts, it is recommended to look up the admissions catalog!

Hello, I am a student of China University of Geosciences (Wuhan), our school is a paradise for children who love earth science, haha, the first courtyard of the school "School of Earth Sciences" has a geography department, you say that you don't seem to have heard of this major, you can report the relevant ah, but I want to remind you that in general, this kind of science and engineering colleges, there are very few female students, if you are a boy who can withstand loneliness, you can consider it, if it is a girl, it is more welcome

Oh, we're confidants, I'm also very interested in geography, I'm in my third year of high school, ......Universities include Nanjing University, Lanzhou University, Peking University and China Institute of Geology, all of which are very good, and you can refer to the admission line ...... these universities for specific scores

Aren't you still in your sophomore year of high school? You don't have to settle so early. The third year of high school is really abrupt.

The three rounds of total review have made it a lot better. Now concentrate on your studies and don't think so much. Now China's physical geography is sluggish.

You are a liberal arts student, like geography, but people who major in geography often go to mines, prospecting, although they do have money, but they are very hard and tired, and they may be a little different from the world you once longed for, and see the surrounding scenery, so I hope you study hard and go well in the college entrance examination.

Specialization in Tourism Management.

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It seems that there is no such major in China, only some geological research and other majors.

There should be no such thing as this physical geography major.

If you're interested in physical geography, you can become an explorer or something.

Don't worry, part of geography still belongs to the text. The part of geological exploration is reasonable. High school science students have never touched a geography book a few times, so how can they not want liberal arts students but science students.

Geography is indeed a science subject in universities, and it is basically a pure science subject. Except for human geography, which focuses on literature, the others are basically pure science or engineering. Therefore, if you really package geography, you must prepare for studying science in advance, and the general science basic courses include advanced mathematics, college physics, etc., and general geography majors need to be taken.

When it comes to water, air, pollution, etc., you still need to learn about chemistry, so be prepared.

I used to study science in high school and geography in college! At that time, we really didn't know whether it was arts or science, but at that time there were liberal arts students and science students in the class. This doesn't make a big difference!

But like what measurement geography or something, liberal arts students have a hard time learning! Study math well, no problem!

No, it won't. Science colleges, as long as your score line reaches that major, you will still want it. Go for it

In fact, there are quite a lot of basic courses in engineering majors, such as GIS, which has higher requirements for programming, because I have to learn it myself... As for materials, chemicals, etc., I don't know much about them... In terms of employment, various research institutes, technology companies, etc.

Isn't there any East China Jiaotong University or anything like that in our province? You may consider considering ...