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To obtain this certificate, you must successfully complete 18 credits in total. This includes nine credit hours (three courses) of core requirements, plus nine credit hours (three courses) of electives to fulfill the program.
Career opportunities in geography and planning are currently excellent. Geography graduates with geospatial technology and database skills are in strong demand across both public and private sectors. Additionally, numerous roles exist in environmental science/management and developing sustainable local/regional economies. Planning professionals are essential at every government level - municipal, county, regional, state, and federal - playing key roles in policy decisions. Planning positions are available nationwide, from locations like Indiana, Pennsylvania to San Diego, California.