Geography Degree

An awareness of landscape plus the investigation of economic, physical, and cultural processes that influence the landscape are integral parts of study in Geography. Factors included in the analysis of world and regional geography are location and structure of settlements, cultural influences, atmospheric processes, water resources, landforms, and climatic regions. Sample courses include Human Geography, Physical Geography, Environmental Geography, and World Regional Geography. Geography provides excellent preparation for advanced studies in environmental studies, economics, economic development, city and regional planning, tourism and recreation, landscape architecture, and cartography.  

• Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT)

  Geography is a program that studies the earth and its human inhabitants and is commonly divided into human and physical geography. The Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer with a focus in geography includes courses that are commonly required for a bachelor's degree in geography and meets lower-division general education requirements at all Oregon public universities. A bachelor's degree in geography prepares students for a number of careers in business and industry, including city planning, recreation, natural resources, and real estate.

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  Geography – Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT)