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Why do fieldwork?
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Why do fieldwork?

Fieldwork is an important part studying geography. Fieldwork offers a wonderful way of seeing the world, and a chance for personal development.

Doing fieldwork can make a difference to your life and future career.

  Some of the benefits of fieldwork are:

  • Seeing geography and theories come to life - improving your knowledge of geography and understanding
  • Developing your skills - givnig you a chance to learn skills such as:
    · data collection and analysis, map work, observational and investigative skills
    · computer and technology skills
    · communication and mathematical skills
  • Appreciating environments – giving you a chance to experience and enjoy a wide range of environments and landscapes
  • Opinions & views – It helps you to understand other peoples and cultures, and your own views about social, political or environmental issues
  • Learning, communication, confidence - you take responsibility for your learning, gaining confidence and develop skills, such as leadership, teamwork and communication
  • It’s fun!

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