Administered by Geography and Geosciences
Effective Fall, 2003
Also see...
Urban and Regional Planning Option
Environmental Planning Option
In addition to 54 semester hours of general education requirements, a total of 30 to 60 semester hours is required for a major in geography. The balance of hours toward the 120-hour university requirement for a bachelor's degree is made up of elective courses
Core Courses:
41.101 World Physical Geography
41.102 World Cultural Geography
41.221 Economic Geography
41.242 Map Skills
41.462 Techniques of Geographic Measurement
41.492 Geography Seminar
18 semester hours to be selected from electives. The elective courses are divided into areas of specialization for your information. A minimum of 9 semester hours are to be selected from 300- and 400-level courses.
Physical:
41.125 Weather and Climate
41.303 Soil Resources Management
Human:
41.250 Elements of Planning
41.310 Population Geography
41.363 Urban Geography
Regional:
41.200 Geography of the United States and Canada
41.203 Geography of Australia
41.204 Geography of South Asia
or any regional geography course that may be offered
Environmental:
41.105 Environmental Issues and Choices
41.258 Environmental Conservation
41.301 Water Resources Management
41.302 Land Resources Management
41.304 Environmental Valuation
41.315 Geography of Recreation , Tourism, Sport
41.305 Enviornmental Risks and Hazards
Techniques:
41.264 Applied Cartography
41.342 Geographic Information Systems
51.320 Remote Sensing of the Earth
Special Topic: Title changes depending on topic
Optional Elective: 41.496 Internship in Geography
Upon departmental approval a student may choose to undertake an internship of 3 to 12 semester hours of which a maxiumum of 3 semester hours may be applied to the required elective credits.
Administered by Geography and Geosciences
Effective Fall, 2003
Also see...
General Geography Option
Environmental Planning Option
In addition to 54 semester hours of general education requirements, a total of 30 to 60 semester hours is required for a major in geography. The balance of hours toward the 120-hour university requirement for a bachelor's degree is made up of elective courses
Core Courses:
41.101 World Physical Geography
41.221 Economic Geography
41.250 Elements of Planning
41.350 Advanced Planning
41.497 Internship in Planning
41.498 Applied Planning Seminar
Electives (choose 3 from the following six courses)
41.258 Environmental Conservation
41.302 Land Resources Management
41.304 Environmental Valuation
41.315 Geography of Recreation, Tourism and Sport
41.363 Urban Geography
51.100 Environmental Geology
Skills and Tools
09.231 Technical Writing
25.103 Public Speaking
53.141 Introduction to Statistics
56.110 Introduction to Computer Science
Choose two from the following four courses:
41.242 Map Skills
41.264 Applied Cartography
41.342 Geographic Information Systems
51.320 Remote Sensing of the Earth
Cognate Areas
Economics (choose at least one from the following four courses)
40.211 Principles of Economics I
40.212 Principles of Economics II
40.316 Urban Economics
40.410 Public Finance
Political Science
44.120 United States Government
44.452 State and Local Government
Also recommended are:
Sociology (choose at least one from the following five courses)
45.211 Principles of Sociology
45.213 Contemporary Social Problems
45.316 Urban Sociology
45.457 Sociology of Community
45.468 Social Service Planning
Administered by Geography and Geosciences
Effective Fall, 2003
Also see...
Urban and Regional Planning Option
General Geography Option
In addition to 54 semester hours of general education requirements, a total of 30 to 60 semester hours is required for a major in geography. The balance of hours toward the 120-hour university requirement for a bachelor's degree is made up of elective courses
Core Courses:
41.101 World Physical Geography
41.105 Environmental Issues and Choices
41.250 Elements of Planning
41.258 Environmental Conservation
41.301 Water Resources Management
41.302 Land Resources Management
41.350 Advanced Planning
41.497 Internship in Planning
41.498 Applied Planning Seminar
Electives (choose a minimum of three from the following five courses)
41.303 Soil Resources Management
41.304 Environmental Valuation
41.315 Geography of Recreation, Tourism and Sport
41.305 Environmental Risks and Hazards
51.100 Environmental Geology
51.370 Hydrology
Skills and Tools
09.231 Technical Writing
25.103 Public Speaking
44.452 State and Local Government
53.141 Introduction to Statistics
92.150 Introduction to Computer and Information Science
44.120 United States Government (strongly recommended)
Choose two from the following four courses
41.242 Map Skills
41.264 Applied Cartography
41.342 Geographic Information Systems
51.320 Remote Sensing of the Earth