The graduate is prepared to independent and team scientific research and pedagogical work. He/she has a broad outlook in geography, in the application of theoretical and methodological approaches of natural and social sciences to understand socio-spatial changes in designing integrative solutions to complex problems in the Czech and international context. Can apply integrative approaches developed in geography and related fields in designing problem-oriented interdisciplinary solutions basic and applied research. Using field and qualitative methods research, historical sources and modern geoinformatics technologies, the student will be able to reconstruct, understand and interpret the developments, processes and mechanisms leading to environmental changes, the driving forces behind changes in the landscape and regions of different geographical scales, in different periods, environmental and social contexts; understand the nature of natural and social risks; be able to draw synthesising conclusions about landscape change and the evolution of interactions society-nature. Is prepared to work in academic, decimation and commercial and in the non-profit sector. The purpose of the degree programme is to enable graduates of the undergraduate programme in the follow-up Master’s degree programme. Landscape and Society and in other geographical and related disciplines to develop holistic and integrative approaches to research on long-term landscape change, to understand the changing interrelationship between society and nature and to apply apply the skills acquired in complex landscape management and conservation and in local and regional development.