| Coursework |
| Full-time students typically
take three 3-credit courses for each of their first three semesters
(Fall1, Winter1, and Fall2), with the fourth semester (Winter2)
largely reserved for completing thesis research and writing. However,
the exact nature and content of the program of study is highly
flexible, and customized to the student's interests. Beyond the
two required courses - Geography 8750 and Geography 8760, which
are normally taken during the first
two semesters, students are expected to participate
in two graduate seminars and take two courses in geographic methods
and techniques (see degree
requirements for full details, or the course
checklist for a worksheet). Available
courses include Geography classes
numbered 7000 or above, as well as a host of relevant coursework
available in other allied disciplines. |
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| Current Graduate Coursework
taught in Geography |
| 7520—Meteorology of the Biosphere (Atmospheric
Science 7520) |
| 7550—Themes in Cultural Geography |
| 7620—Biogeography |
| 7630—Fluvial Geomorphology |
| 7710—Spatial Analysis in Geography |
| 7780—Themes in Political Geography |
| 7810—Landscape Ecology and GIS Analysis I |
| 7815—Landscape Ecology and GIS Analysis II |
| 7830—Remote Sensing |
| 7840—Geographic Information Systems I |
| 7860—Digital Image Processing for Spatial Analysis |
| 7940—Geographic Information Systems II |
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| 8270—Seminar in the Geography of the Middle East |
| 8710—Seminar |
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recent examples include: |
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"Geographers and the Environment" (Cowell) |
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"Human Impacts on the Environment" (Urban) |
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"Geographies of Drugs and Terrorism" (Hobbs) |
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| 8750—Research Methods |
| 8760—Geographic Thought |
| 8820—Field Geography |
| 8840—Applied Remote Sensing |
| 8080—Research |
| 8090—Thesis Research |