In this module you will:

  • recognise Mapping as method of spatial enquiry as well as future-oriented thinking
  • discuss the difference between conventional cartography and critical approaches that understand maps and spatial representations as subjective and situated
  • discuss the key sites at which the meaning of maps and images is made: production, composition, audiencing, and circulation
  • appraise a range of methods and tools for Mapping
  • hypothesize how this knowledge might relate to their own L&T practice, now and in the future.