The University of Hong Kong Libraries Contact Us
New Search
Browse by Course Code
Browse by Department
Browse by Degree
HKUL > Digital Initiatives > Exambase
Exambase
Listing results for the department Geography:

 
Total number of hits is 1202, and record(s) 841 to 860 are:  
841. Contemporary global environmental issues (Restricted access; Contact your lecturer)
    Exam date (d-m-yyyy): 10-12-2008
    Course: GEOG1003
    Department: Geography
    Remark: Restricted
842. Economic and social development in an urbanizing world (Restricted access; Contact your lecturer)
    Exam date (d-m-yyyy): 10-12-2008
    Course: GEOG1012
    Department: Geography
    Remark: Restricted
843. Environmental monitoring and assessment
844. Globalizing China I: resources, politics, and population
845. Engineering for transport systems
846. Global development
847. Urban geography I: growth, function and pattern of cities
848. Tourism and the shrinking world (Restricted access; Contact your lecturer)
    Exam date (d-m-yyyy): 8-12-2008
    Course: GEOG2056
    Department: Geography
    Remark: Restricted
849. Economic development in rural China (Restricted access; Contact your lecturer)
    Exam date (d-m-yyyy): 8-12-2008
    Course: GEOG2082
    Department: Geography
    Remark: Restricted
850. Changing population structure in modern society
851. Public policies and regional development
852. Map use, reading and interpretation (Restricted access; Contact your lecturer)
    Exam date (d-m-yyyy): 23-5-2008
    Course: GEOG1005
    Department: Geography
    Remark: Restricted
853. Globalizing greater China: politics, economy, and society
854. Modern environmentalism: society-environment relations
855. Transport and development
856. Nature conservation for sustainable societies
857. Engineering for transport systems
858. Hong Kongs environment: issues and policies
859. Physical environment of China
860. Port and airport development
 
 
Help    
For questions and comments about this database, please contact us.
HKU Libraries
Warning: Licences prohibit excessive downloading