We offer two different undergraduate degrees, a B.A. in Geography and a B.S. in Planning, and students can choose from two different tracks in each degree. The two tracks in Geography focus either on Human/Cultural Geography or Physical Geography. The two tracks in Planning are Urban Regional Analysis and Environmental Planning. The Planning degree also is designated as an evening program, with the intention of welcoming non-traditional students. As such, the core upper division courses routinely are offered in the evening.
Students interested in graduate work can enroll in the College's Multidisciplinary Masters program and have one of the department's several faculty members as a principal research advisor.
