GIS Day - Wednesday, November 19, 2025
Everywhere in the world is Geography, and maps help us understand it. Learn about the modern world of mapping on GIS Day, Wed, November 19, 2025. Join Geography faculty, Dr. Parthi Krishnan, from 12-1:30 pm for a lunchtime workshop at KPU Surrey Campus Library on how you can produce mapped data using Excel.
Arbutus Building (Library) Lab Room A1050
Register Here - https://libguides.kpu.ca/gis
Courses coming this Spring 2026!!
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Apply for our revamped GESSA award, below, before March 31! Scan the QR code below for more information.
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The Department of Geography and the Environment at KPU provides students with the unique opportunity to discover the world around them in a discipline that blends approaches and perspectives from the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Geographers study the spatial dimensions of the natural environment and human activities and examine the connections between the human and non-human realms.
The study of Geography at KPU cultivates the development of a broad, but integrated, base of knowledge about the world while providing opportunities for more focused topical specialization. In the course of their education, Geography students develop their capacity to collect, manage, interpret, analyze, and produce cartographic, statistical, visual, oral, and textual information.
With this foundation of knowledge and skills, Geography students are well prepared to begin employment in a wide range of careers, to pursue more advanced studies in Geography and related disciplines, and to work to make the world a better place. And our credentials (Major, Minor, associate degrees) are eligible for the federal Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP).
Welcome to our website. Please explore our offerings, meet our instructors, and consider taking a Geography course at KPU—you may be surprised at where your interests take you!