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URBAN
AND REGIONAL PLANNING
concentration in the Geography Major |
| Students prepare for planning
careers with private consulting firms and/or city, township,
county, or regional governments. This program prepares
for careers in small-to-medium size planning agencies.
A professional internship (GEOG 4120) is strongly recommended. |
| REQUIRED CORE (20 hrs.)
| GEOG 1050 Physical Geography | 4 hrs |
| GEOG 2050 Human Geography | 3 hrs |
| GEOG 2650 Map, Chart, Air Photos | 3 hrs |
| GEOG 3030 Geographic Inquiry* | 4 hrs |
| CORP 2560 Intro to Community and Regional Planning | 3 hrs |
| CORP 5580 Planning Studio | 3 hrs |
*Prerequisite: A course in statistics
(STAT 1600, 2160, 2600,
or 3660)
ELECTIVES (12 hrs.)
The remaining 12 hrs. of the major should be selected
from the following courses: GEOG 2440, 3610, 3800, 4120,
5010, 5440, 5550, 5570, 5670, 5690, 5700, 5820, and 5970.
At least one GIS course above the 200-level is recommended.
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COMPLEMENTARY MAJORS AND MINORS
The following majors or minors are recommended with this
major: Earth Science, English (Practical Writing), Economics,
Environmental Studies, Geology, History, Hydrogeology, Political
Science, Public Administration, Public History, Real Estate,
Recreation, and Sociology.
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