Department of Geography
Students observe and monitor trees around the Ellicott Complex as part of “Earth, Environment and Climate Laboratory.”
Geography studies the location and arrangement of human and natural phenomena in space and the relationships between people and their environments. The Department of Geography is an intellectually challenging community that offers five specializations tailored to allow for growth within the discipline and maximize future employment opportunities.
Experiential Learning
Our department’s experiential learning opportunities provide students with the chance to deepen their understanding of the world beyond the classroom.
- Meet other students from in our majors through Undergraduate Geography Student Association
- Explore what makes you curious through a directed or independent study course
- Research side-by-side with faculty mentors
- Study abroad to gain new perspectives from other places around the world
Career-Focused
Education and training in geography offer graduates a comprehensive background and skill-set for real-world problem-solving. Our students have found success as geographic information systems specialists, environmental analysts, meteorologists, data scientists, urban planners, international trade analysts and more.
Degrees
- BS in Geographic Information Science
- BA in International Trade
- BA in Geography
- BA in Geography: Earth Systems Science
- BA in Geography: Urban and Regional Analysis
- MA in Geography
- MA in International Trade
- MS in Geography
- MS in Geographic Information Science
- PhD in Geography
Minor
- Minor in Geography