Environmental Geography
Beyond the classroom
Environmental geography students spend significant time “in the field” through independent studies and internships. Students can also gain valuable networking and professional development opportunities through student and community organizations, including Gamma Theta Upsilon (the international Geography Honor Society), Students for a Sustainable Earth and the Geography Club.
After you graduate
Recent WMU graduates with degrees in environmental geography are working as:
- Environmental planner
- GIS analyst
- Water resources specialist
- Location analyst
- Remote sensing specialist
- Geodemographics
- Tax mapping
- Environmental risk analyst
- Economic development
- GIS database development
- Climate change specialist
- College professor
Where is the program offered?
Kalamazoo
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