The Geography program of study
provides a good background for entry to the following occupations
and may require further education. These are only some of the many
career choices available:
- Anthropologist
- Cartographer
- Archaeologist
- Geographer
- Urban Planner
- Terrain and Land Use Official
- Environmental Impact Specialist
- Program Developer
- Social Sciences Researcher
- Urban/Regional
Planner
Many graduates of the Geography program find employment
within:
- Federal Government (Department of Defense,
Interior, Commerce, Agriculture, and State, U.S. Geological Survey,
Forest Service, Soil Conservation Service, Defense Mapping, Army
Corps of Engineers, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, National
Aeronautics and Space Administration and Central Intelligence
Agency)
- State and Regional Government (Departments
of Transportation, Agriculture, Environmental, and Health Planning
Agencies)
- Corporations or companies in insurance,
environmental work, transportation, communications and
international trade
- Forestry, mining, engineering, architectural
and surveying firms
- Private Industry (utilities, construction,
engineering, energy, environmental planning, and consulting
firms)
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