Students can purse undergraduate and postgraduate studies leading to BSSc, MPhil and PhD degrees in Geography and Resource Management (GRM), MSc in Geoinformation Science and MSSc in Sustainable Tourism. GRM also organizes a joint BSSc in Urban Studies Progranmme with School of Architecture.

The Urban Studies Programme is a 4-year undergraduate multidisciplinary programme jointly organised by the Department of Geography and Resource Management and the School of Architecture, CUHK. For detailed information, please refer to the Programme Website.

Students can purse undergraduate and postgraduate studies leading to BSSc, MPhil and PhD degrees in Geography and Resource Management (GRM), MSc in Geoinformation Science and MSSc in Sustainable Tourism.

Master of GeoInformation Science and Smart cities was established in 2004 by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (2024 QS ranking #36). It offered by the Department of Geography and Resource Management. It is an inter-disciplinary field that involves earth science, information science, and system science.

它是一門結合地球科學、信息科學與系統科學的交叉學科，其主要應用領域包括城市規劃、環境規劃、土地資源管理、交通、物流、林業、商業和應急反應等。 Will Sustainable Transport Make Chinese Cities Thrive Again? 如果你從事與地理信息科學與智慧城市技術及其應用相關的行業，政府機構或者私人企業，都會發現本專業對你的發展大有幫助。 而從事或有志於從事地質技術工程，城市規劃，自然資源管理，環境監測與評估，災害監測與管理，基礎設施與設施管理，物流 …

課程設計. 地理學涉及自然環境與人類社會等眾多專業領域，是一門全面與綜合的學科。課程充分融合自然地理與人文地理的專業知識，同時著重地理信息技術（如地理信息系統與遙感）、資源管理和永續智慧城市等議題。

Our Geography and Resource Management programme equips students with geographical knowledge and skills with an emphasis on effective resource management pertinent to the sustainable development of humankind. Students gain not only interdisciplinary knowledge, but also professional skills and the forward-looking mindset of geo-visionaries.

The Centre for Environmental Policy and Resource Management (CEPRM) at CUHK focuses on environmental policy and resource management research and education.

The Department of Geography and Resource Management (GRMD) of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is in the vanguard of addressing environmental and sustainability issues in Hong Kong and the region.

Students can pursue studies in the following areas: Spatial data analysis and mining, Remote sensing image analysis, Spatial modeling, Virtual geographical environment, Ecosystem biogeochemistry and global change, Applied geomorphology, Climate change and watershed hydrology, Forest resource and ecosystem management, Resource management, Tourism...