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The Department of Geography provides Master of Arts (MA) and Master of Science (MS) degrees, along with a Doctoral (PhD) program. These programs combine academic coursework with the creation of a research thesis or dissertation. Graduate candidates collaborate with faculty advisors to refine their research focus within one of our specialized areas.
Our department delivers a wide range of degree choices and courses to equip students for various careers in geospatial sciences. Students have the opportunity to study and work with distinguished faculty conducting groundbreaking research across seven key disciplines: Earth System Science, Medical Geography in Global Health, Places, Networks, and Flows, Geopolitics & The Global Economy, Catastrophes, Conservation, and Conflict, Sustainability & Global Environmental Change, and GeoSpatial Analysis and Techniques. Graduate research spans multiple disciplines, addressing global issues such as climate change impacts, deforestation disputes, extreme weather phenomena, river rehabilitation, healthcare availability, and new infectious disease threats.