We offer bachelor's degrees (B.A. and B.S.), each with a core curriculum supplemented by an elective area of concentration. The areas of concentration are geographical information science, earth-system interactions, environmental geography, and landscape interpretation.

We also offer master's and doctoral degrees. Students entering these programs are typically supported by either teaching or research assistantships. For the 2003-4 academic year, M.A. students awarded teaching assistantships will be funded at $11,000 for nine months, half-time, plus tuition waivers; entering doctoral students will earn $12,000, plus waivers. At either level, applicants with a GPA exceeding 3.5 are eligible for an additional $2,500 annually, while the three strongest entering doctoral students will be awarded annually renewable $5,000 Alumni Fellowships, bringing their total remuneration to $17,000, plus tuition waivers.

For general questions about any of these degrees, please contact Dr. Scott Greene. Applicants to the graduate programs are also strongly encouraged to correspond with the faculty members with whom they share research interests.

Graduate application (Adobe Acrobat format)