BA in Geography - Climate, Water, and Ecosystems in Reno United States | University of Nevada, Reno

Geography explores the intricate connections between people and their surroundings, along with the spatial aspects of key global issues. The undergraduate program offers students four specialization choices or a flexible general bachelor of science or arts in geography to match their academic goals.

The climate, water and ecosystems track equips students with knowledge about climate systems, ecological dynamics, water resource management, the interplay between water, climate and living systems, human environmental impacts, and societal consequences. Those focusing on climate, water, and ecosystems will gain expertise in environmental systems and human interactions. This path suits students aiming for careers in environmental consulting, planning departments, government bodies (such as EPA, USGS, NRCS), and nonprofit organizations.

Learning outcomes

Geography bachelor's degree graduates develop the ability to:
Examine evolving human-environment relationships, Refine mapping, observation and analysis capabilities
Use geographical expertise to address complex challenges, Gather, interpret and visualize data through GIS or other methods, Cultivate an integrated perspective on ecological and societal systems
Explore urban development and environmental transformation