Urban and Regional Analysis prepares students to identify and address a wide variety of economic and social problems related to but not limited to transportation, land use, urban environment, housing, work and welfare, population changes and migration, and health in a geographical context.
This concentration requires 37 Geography credits.
Required courses:
- GEO101 Earth Systems Science I
- GEO102 Intro. to Human Geography OR GEO103 Global Economic Geographies
- GEO120 Maps: Earth From Above
- GEO211 Univariate Statistics in Geography
- GEO366 Urban Geography OR GEO367 Urban Social Geography
Three electives from the following list:
- GEO 366 Urban Systems Geography
- GEO 367 Urban Social Geography
- GEO 411 Multivariate Statistics in Geography
- GEO 412 Geography of Health
- GEO 418 Population Geography
- GEO 419 Transportation and Society
- GEO 425 Industrial/Business Geography
- GEO 426 JAQ Small Business Entrepreneurship, Innovation
- GEO 430 Geographies of Urban Design
- GEO 460 Geography of Development
- GEO 481 Geographic Information Systems
- GEO 482 Locational Analysis
At least 12 credits of GEO electives must be completed at the 300/400 level