Welcome to MSU Geography!
Welcome to MSU Geography!
Welcome to MSU Geography!
Welcome to MSU Geography!
The Department of Geography, Environment, and Spatial Sciences at Michigan State University is the starting place to explore Geography. From here you can explore research being conducted by world class faculty, learn more about the degrees and courses we offer, connect with our great staff, and discover how a geography degree from MSU will put you on the map.
The Women’s Leadership Institute offers programming intended to support, advance, and empower students in achieving their leadership aspirations. The Women’s Leadership Institute Emerging Leaders Scholarship Competition asks students to reflect […]
This grant is for a 5-year project, worth $3.3 million, for a study that examines the impact of ecological park restoration on health in low-income neighborhoods in Detroit. Read more […]
This award will allow Ryan and a field assistant to travel to Tanzania later this year to collect data on woody plant cover in Selous Game Reserve. Selous is the […]
The summer of 1999 marked the beginning of the Department of Geography, Environment, and Spatial Sciences’ Online Geography program with the launch of our first ever online course: Dr. Alan […]
Michigan State University researchers have created the first ever comprehensive map of Michigan’s Coastal Dunes, which collectively form the largest concentration of freshwater coastal sand dunes in the world. MSU […]
Mr. Jiang Chang will present and defend his dissertation proposal. Title: The Underprivileged and Displacement: Gentrification in Hong Kong, 1986 to 2016 Two hours will be allowed for the presentation […]
November 10 – 16, 2019 The Department of Geography, Environment, and Spatial Sciences Proudly Presents The Smithsonian Channel’s THE GREEN BOOK: GUIDE TO FREEDOM FEATURING Q & A with FILMMAKER […]
Lester Graham, host of Stateside talks to Robert Goodwin about how drones are used and might be used on farms in the future. By Stateside Staff • Aug 30, 2019 […]
Michigan State University professor Alan Arbogast says that Michigan may have more than twice as many sand dune acres than researchers previously thought. Rebecca Williams / Michigan Radio / […]
Troy High School Students Kevin Zhou and Pepe Liu Collaboration Leads to Award-Winning Climate Research Kevin Zhou, a junior, and Peizhi ‘Pepe’ Liu, a senior, were interested in doing climate […]
Brad G. Peter is a doctoral candidate researching the intersection of environmental niche and agricultural system decisions, transforming empirical data into actionable knowledge through maps and spatial analysis. His passions […]