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Acquire abilities to more deeply comprehend the concept of location in relation to contemporary global societal issues, preparing you to contribute to solving some of the world's most urgent problems.
Students pursuing the BS in Geographic Information Science first build a solid foundation in geographic information systems, statistical analysis, and computer programming. They then advance through upper-division courses that allow for deeper exploration of how geographic information science technologies address complex environmental and social challenges.
Beyond the guidelines in the Concurrent Program Options section below, students considering concurrent or second baccalaureate degrees within The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences should consult The College's website for additional details and requirements.