Bachelor of Science - Geography - Geographic Information Science

Program Description

Geography is concerned with places or environments and the physical, social, economic, and political processes that change them. It is a composite science, requiring a broad base of knowledge from many related disciplines.

Geography also is an analytical science that seeks answers to specific questions from a geographic perspective. To achieve their aims, geographers develop and use advanced geospatial methods, including computer-based mapping, global positioning, and satellite sensing.

Geographic Information Science to understand the design, implementation, and use of geographic information systems (GIS) and the interpretation of satellite imagery. It prepares students for positions in non-governmental organizations, government agencies, international development agencies, and business, as well as graduate work in geography, urban and regional planning, and other disciplines.