Associate of Arts in Geosciences The two-year program is
designed to meet the needs of students who plan a career in the
sciences or education or whose career area requires extensive
first-hand knowledge of the geosciences. Together, the basic
curriculum and electives afford the students considerable
flexibility in planning a degree program to meet their career
objectives. The program requires at least 60 credit hours.
Bachelor of Arts in Geosciences The Geosciences program offers a
Bachelor of Arts in Geosciences with five concentrations: Human
Geography, Geographic Information Science, Environmental
Geoscience, Physical Geography, and Geology. These disciplines
prepare students for working in a broad range of Geoscience
careers including the private sector, local, state and federal
government, and as a preparation for graduate studies. Human
Geography Concentration - The Human Geography Concentration
focuses on an understanding of foreign cultures, language, and
history in relation to urbanization, industri