This honors program offers a comprehensive study of human geography with enhanced academic opportunities. Students engage in advanced research, mentorship on real-life challenges, and in-depth exploration of geographical theories and methodologies. The program is part of the Faculty of Arts, known for its diverse curriculum, and includes opportunities for Arts Work Experience (AWE), allowing students to gain paid, full-time work experience. This combination of advanced academic study and practical experience prepares students for diverse and specialized career paths in human geography and related fields.

(Career options are highly dependent on chosen specializations, further study, and experience. Honors programs often enhance opportunities for advanced research and specialized roles. Potential paths include but are not limited to:) Roles in: Advanced Geographic Research, Specialized Policy Analysis, High-Level Urban Planning, Environmental Management (Advanced), Academic Careers (e.g., professorships), Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (Advanced), International Development (Advanced), Specialized Consultancy, (Potentially roles in related universities, research institutions, government agencies, international organizations, consulting firms, and other sectors where advanced human geography expertise is valued)

- Top 100 university in the world (QS World University Rankings 2025)
- #6 in the world for global impact (Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings 2024)
- North campus is the University's largest and most historic campus, located near the heart of the city of Edmonton
- Honors program with mentorship and research opportunities
- Arts Work Experience (AWE) program