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Explore how humans interact with their surroundings and analyze the geographic aspects of these connections. Address pressing issues like climate change, global migration, and sustainable development. Participate in community initiatives, mapping projects, and field school opportunities. Geography investigates our influence on nature and nature's influence on us, employing interdisciplinary perspectives from physical sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Students develop specialized skills to tackle emerging environmental and global challenges.
During the final two years of study, majors focus on a specific discipline. These degree programs prepare graduates for diverse professional paths and advanced academic pursuits.
After choosing your degree program, visit our degree planning resources for guidance on course selection, including relevant geography courses and required courses from other departments. Customized planning forms are available for each program to help structure your academic journey. Academic advisors are ready to support you throughout this process.
Career Paths
Cartography specialist, Educational program manager, Emergency response coordinator, Environmental evaluation specialist, Indigenous governance advisor
Forestry field technician, Geotechnical engineering professional, Geographic Information Systems expert, Land development strategist, Marine ecosystem protector, Weather science professional, Mineral exploration researcher
Park management analyst, Property valuation expert, Satellite imagery interpreter, Land surveyor, Sustainability or environmental advisor
City or regional development planner