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Geography
Cambridge IGCSE · 0460
1.1The main hydrological characteristics and processes which operate in rivers and drainage basins
1.2The main landforms associated with these processes
1.3Rivers present opportunities and hazards for people
2.1Physical processes that shape the coast
2.2The main landforms associated with these processes
2.3Coasts present opportunities and hazards for people
3.1Characteristics of the Antarctic ecosystem
3.2Threats to the Antarctic ecosystem and how they can be managed
3.3Characteristics of the tropical rainforest ecosystem
3.4Threats to tropical rainforest ecosystems and how they can be managed
4.1The structure of the Earth and distribution of earthquakes and volcanoes
4.2The processes and features associated with earthquakes and volcanoes
4.3The impacts of tectonic hazards
4.4Managing the impacts of tectonic hazards
5.1The natural and human causes of climate change
5.2The impacts of climate change at a range of geographic scales
5.3Responses to climate change
6.1Populations grow and decline
6.2Population structures change over time
6.3The causes and impacts of international migration
7.1Where people live
7.2Opportunities and challenges of urbanisation
7.3The management of urban growth
8.1Measuring development
8.2The world is developing unevenly
8.3Achieving sustainable development
9.1Changing employment structures
9.2The impact of globalisation and the role of transnational corporations
9.3Tourism is a growing industry
10.1How food is produced
10.2The global patterns of food supply and demand
10.3The challenges of food supply
10.4How our energy is produced
10.5The global patterns of energy supply and demand
10.6The impacts of energy production