Environmental Geography (B.S.)

General Education 23 Requirements
33 credit hours33
Required Courses (18 credit hours)
GEG 101WORLD NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS3
GEG 102HUMAN GEOGRAPHY3
GEG 325MAPS AND MAPMAKING USING GIS3
GEG 390QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN GEOSCIENCES3
or MAT 311 INTRODUCTORY PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS
GEG 396RESEARCH METHODS3
Select one course from the following:
GEG 300WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY3
GEG 359ARCTIC GEOGRAPHY FROM AN INUIT PERSPECTIVE3
GEG 360GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA3
GEG 362GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA3
Environmental Geography electives selected by advisement (12 credit hours)
ENVIRONMENTAL CASE STUDIES
CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
SOIL SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT
EXTREME WEATHER
WEATHER AND SOCIETY
REMOTE SENSING
WATERSHED ANALYSIS
BIOGEOGRAPHY
GLOBAL CHANGE
GEOMORPHOLOGY (4)
General electives selected by advisement. Any three upper-division Geography courses (9 credit hours)9
All College Electives 48
Total Credit Hours 120

Students will:

  1. demonstrate the ability to answer questions by synthesizing geographic knowledge (i.e., Six Elements of Geography: A spatial world view; place and regions; physical systems; human systems; environment and society; and the uses of geography)
  2. be able to acquire geographic information and assemble ideas and information from geographic literature and scholarship, and from primary and secondary sources.
  3. be able to organize geographic information into maps, graphs, and other visual representations and analyze geographic information to seek patterns, relationships, and connections.
  4. be able to prepare and deliver clear and convincing written presentations.
  5. be able to prepare and deliver clear and convincing oral presentations.