This is a concentration within the Bachelor of Arts program in Liberal Studies. Please view the information for the Department of Liberal Studies in conjunction with this concentration information.

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Requirements

(21 units)

1. Complete two of the following courses:

(6 units)

GEOG 2010 - Introduction to Physical Geography
GEOG 2400 - World Regional Geography I: Europe and Asia
GEOG 2410 - World Regional Geography II: Africa, Australia, and Latin America

2. Complete the following courses:

(6 units)

GEOG 3010 - Cultural Geography
GEOG 3020 - Human Ecology

3. Complete the following regional course:

(3 units)

GEOG 3510 - Geography of North America

4. Complete one required upper division inquiry course:

(3 units)

GEOG 3350 - Geography of the Great Central Valley
or
GEOG 3700 - Cartography and Visualization
or
GEOG 3770 - Geographical Methods and Inquiry

5. Complete additional units in geography, based on interest:

(3 units)

GEOG 3340 - California Cultures and Environments
GEOG 3550 - Geography of Europe
GEOG 3580 - Cultural Ecology of Southeast Asian Peoples
GEOG 3700 - Cartography and Visualization
GEOG 3751 - Introduction to Computer Applications in Geography
GEOG 4070 - Agricultural Geography
GEOG 4120 - Geomorphology
GEOG 4210 - Geographic Problems in the Developing World
GEOG 4250 - The Ethnoecology of Southeast Asia
GEOG 4301 - Permaculture Applications in Diverse Environments
GEOG 4350 - Urban Geography
GEOG 4610 - Historical Geography of the United States
GEOG 4700 - Geographical Processes in Arid Landscapes: Death Valley
GEOG 4750 - Geographic Information Systems
GEOG 4800 - Survey of Geographic Thought and Literature

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