Geography is more than just names, locations and statistics. As a Geography major, you will explore the physical environment and how humans make it a part of their culture. You will learn about the spatial relationship between man and his environment. You will be able to answer questions such as How was GIS used in the rescue efforts following the events of 9-11? How do tsunamis form? Why was the December 26, 2004, tsunami so devastating and what will be its long term impacts on society?

As a graduate of geographic studies, you will have the skills for careers in such varied fields as environmental studies, anthropology, ecology, GIS, education, parks and recreation, regional planning, land use, economic geography, hydrology, meteorology and climatology, agriculture and many more. Is Geography for you? Visit our undergraduate program.