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Required Courses

All graduate students are required to take the following:

  • GY 500 Research Methods and Traditions
  • GY 523 Quantitative Methods
  • GY 601 Geography Colloquium

For full course descriptions, please see the UA Graduate Catalog.

Courses for Areas of Focus

Physical Geo of SE US
Dir Research Physical Geograph
Forest Ecosystem Restoration
Hydroclimatology
Applied Climatology
Climate Change and Health
GY 516
Extreme Weather and Society
Global Environmental Change
Soil Science
River Hydrology
Watershed Science and Managmnt
Forest Eco Veg Analysis
Fluvial Geomorphology
Seminar in Climatology
Seminar in Forest Science
Seminar in Geomorphology

 

Physical Geo of SE US
Dir Research Physical Geograph
Forest Ecosystem Restoration
Geography of National Parks
GY 516
Land Use Regulations
Agriculture
Global Environmental Change
Environ Decision Making
Environment & Society
Land Use Science
Soil Science
Public Policy Water
Water Resources Management
River Hydrology
Forest Eco Veg Analysis
Fluvial Geomorphology
Forest Ecosystems
Seminar in Forest Science
Seminar in Geomorphology

Dir Research Human Geography
Geography of National Parks
GY 516
Extreme Weather and Society
Land Use Regulations
Agriculture
Environ Decision Making
Environment & Society
Land Use Science
Transport Geography
Public Policy Water
Water Resources Management
Planning Internship
Water Diplomacy
Seminar Human-Environment

Introduction to Remote Sensing
Fundamentals of GIS
Intro Geographic Info Systems
Spec Research In Geog
GIS Internship
Advanced Remote Sensing
Adv Geographic Info Syst
GIS for Transportation
GIS Programming
Location Science
Cartography Practicum
Gis Practicum
Digital Terrain and Watershed
Seminar in GIS