Human-Environment and Economic Geography - Bachelor of Science
Geography - Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science with a concentration in Human-Environment and Economic Geography provides students with an understanding of the complex relationships between humans and the environment in order to address pressing global challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion.
Interests include:
- Human Ecology
- Urban Development
- Public Health
- Economics
- Geopolitics
- Planning Interactions
Career Possibilities:
- Transportation & Supply Chain Analyst
- Economic Location Analyst
- Public Health Analyst
- Urban Planner
- Landscape Architect
By exploring the intricate and often complex relationships between our natural and built environments, a degree in geography enables students to gain a comprehensive and holistic approach to understanding our world in order to foster meaningful connections and contribute positively to society in a wide array of rewarding careers here in Michigan and across the World.
Students will explore a range of interconnected topics, including urban planning and development, public health, economics, culture, ecology, agriculture, geopolitics, and more. Skills developed in this concentration can be applied to further study or employment in community development, real estate, education, government, international organizations, urban planning, non-profit organizations, travel and tourism, business, international trade, and a host of other fields.
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