In addition to the general curriculum, the Bachelor of Science degree in Geography offers concentrations in Earth Observation and Geospatial Analytics; Human, Environment, and Economic Geography; and Physical Environment and Climate.

Earth Observation & Geospatial Analytics

Whether learning how to interpret complex data, draw meaningful conclusions, and think critically about the world around us, a degree in geography equips students with strong analytical skills to understand and address numerous global challenges using the power of spatial data science. By learning to use cutting-edge geospatial technologies to examine spatial relationships and system interactions, geographers contribute to sustainable solutions and informed decision-making through a wide range of rewarding careers here in Michigan and across the World.

Interests include:

GIS
Drones
Remote Sensing
Spatial Analysis
Modeling
Data Science

Physical Environment and Climate

Whether it's analyzing the impacts of climate change, understanding the consequences of human actions, or assessing the sustainability of different environments, a degree in geography equips students with the tools to make informed decisions and contribute to solutions to make the planet a better place and find rewarding careers here in Michigan and across the World.

Interests include:

Weather
Climate
Hazards
Water
Plants
Soils

Human-Environment and Economic Geography

By exploring the intricate and often complex relationships between our natural and built environments, a degree in geography enables students to gain a comprehensive and holistic approach to understanding our world in order to foster meaningful connections and contribute positively to society in a wide array of rewarding careers here in Michigan and across the World.

Interests include:

Human Ecology
Urban Development
Public Health
Economics
Geopolitics
Planning Interactions

Geography

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science