Diversity of modern countries, state systems, and the influence of international relations on the map.
Assessment of global natural resource capital and the interaction between society and nature. Diversity of modern countries, state systems, and the
Dynamics, distribution, and composition of the global population. The structure of the world economy and the
The structure of the world economy and the impact of STR on production. Course Structure and Key Topics Distribution of energy,
The program is built on the concept of , which Maksakovsky defined through four essential elements: the geographical world picture, geographical thinking, specific research methods, and the language of geography. It integrates elements of general geography with comprehensive world regional studies to form a student's holistic worldview. Course Structure and Key Topics
Distribution of energy, metallurgy, machine building, agriculture, and transportation. Section 2: Regional Geography (Grade 11)
The curriculum typically covers 68–70 academic hours over two years (34 hours per year for the basic level).