Thank you dobbs and Rach for your explanation of the course. You two should write an alternative prospectus- would be so much clearer than the depts! I'm trying to persuade parents that Durham is better than Bristol at the mo- they like Bristol because its only an hour and half away whereas Durham is about 7 hours tee hee. I prefer Durham! Also course at Bristol is syllabus based - so less choice- whereas Durham is modular.
Also I kinda agree with both the "daddy" and the "daughter"- I think Geographer's often need to study how physical or human elements of an environment interact to shape it- so if your a human geographer you still need an understanding of the physical environment around for example the city you are studying so the discipline I don't know if people can call themselves purely human or physical geographers. BUT OF COURSE I COULD BE WRONG AS I AM A MERE A-LEVEL STUDENT.