Geography prepares students for a variety of career paths, including environmental management, planning, and analysis; private and public firms and agencies that employ geographic information systems; education; local, state or federal governments and agencies; city and regional planning; community development; non-profit organizations; foreign service; international non-governmental organizations; and cultural and historic preservation.
Geography
Minor
Geography Minor
The Geography minor affords students flexibility in designing a geography curriculum that combines the traditions of physical and human geography with analytical and technical skills.
Careers with a Geography Minor
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How to Add the Minor
The minor is open to all undergraduate students except those majoring in Geography.
To apply, use the form on this page: Declaring & Changing Majors & Minors in Arts & Sciences.
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Courses & Curriculum
Students take 20 credit hours, with two foundation courses and the remaining credits as electives and upper-level geography courses that match your interests.
View Courses & Requirements in the Official Academic Catalog
Contact Us
If you have questions or would like more information about the Geography minor, contact Dr. Brad Jokisch.
Related Geography Programs
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Geography – Urban Planning and SustainabilityBachelor of ScienceThe Geography – Urban Planning and Sustainability major provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to envision and craft urban environments that embrace the three key components of sustainability — environment, economy and equity.
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Geography – Globalization and DevelopmentBachelor of ScienceThe Geography – Globalization and Development major provides a sophisticated understanding of contemporary global issues and a geographical framework for analyzing key issues in national and international development.
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Geography – Climate, Environment & SocietyBachelor of ScienceThe Geography – Climate, Environment & Society major is ideal for students interested in environmental studies or environmental science, providing concentrated study of the Earth's physical systems and human interactions with the environment.