Geography is the study of human activity, and the environment it takes place in, as it varies across space. Thus, geographers analyze the complex interactions that take place between people, culture, society, and place, and they investigate the impacts that people have on the natural world as well as our responses to environmental change caused by natural factors and human activity. Geographers create maps that illustrate these relationships by using geospatial analysis techniques and technologies (such as geographic information systems) that utilize a wide range of data that are either remotely sensed or collected at the earth鈥檚 surface. Because of the wide scope of geography, the discipline is strongly linked with fields in the social sciences, natural sciences, computing, and business.
The Human Dimensions of Climate Change specialization is appropriate for students who have a strong interest in the impacts that human activities have on the climate system as well as our responses to anthropogenic climate change. Upon completion of this degree, graduates will be prepared for employment in an area that requires a detailed understanding of the climate system or for graduate studies that focus more narrowly on the climate system, climate variability, and anthropogenic climate change.
Experiential and Applied Learning
Through completion of an internship or engagement in undergraduate research, all Geography majors will develop the ability to:
Effectively collaborate on projects and exhibit professional judgment, responsibility and dependability.
Students who choose the undergraduate research option will also develop the ability to:
Conduct a research project that incorporates a sound research plan, appropriate methods of data collection and analysis, and effective communication of results.
Upon completion of this degree, graduates will be prepared for employment in an area that requires analytic and geospatial technology skills or for graduate studies that focus more narrowly on one or more geographic sub-disciplines.
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Direncanakan June, November 2025
Tanggal mulai
Januari 2025
Bowling Green State University
BOWLING GREEN,
Ohio,
43403, United States
Students should have official transcripts from secondary school and from any post-secondary school attended.
English Language Proficiency requirements, provide one (or more) of the following recommended minimums from the list below:
TOEFL IBT: 71
MELAB: 69
IELTS: 6.0
Pearson Test of English (PTE): 48
Duolingo English Test Score: 100 (temporarily accepted through Spring 2024 admission)
Completion of ELS Intensive English for Academic Purposes Level 112
Mungkin ada beberapa persyaratan IELTS yang berbeda, tergantung jurusan yang kamu ambil
Bowling Green State University adalah universitas negeri atau swasta terbaik di Ohio untuk pengalaman mahasiswa.