Geography is considered as an integrated discipline.
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It is a field of study that deals with both spatial and temporal synthesis. It takes a wholistic approach. It acknowledges that the entire planet is an interdependent system. Integrating materials and/or pedagogies that are typically found in one field with those from other disciplines in an effort to aid student learning is one definition of integration.
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The study of places and the interactions between people and their environs is known as geography. Geographers study the surface of the Earth and the various human societies that live there.
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Geographers look at how things happen on Earth and how they change over time, as well as how people interact with their surroundings. Geography is a highly interdisciplinary field since place and space have an impact on many other subjects, including economics, health, climate, plants, and animals.
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To better comprehend the shape and distribution of Earth phenomena, geographers must rely on data from other fields. Because of this, geography is referred to as a "integrative science". In order to comprehend the natural patterns seen within the earth system, it makes use of information from other fields.
