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New Brunswick/Piscataway Undergraduate Catalog 2005-2007 Cook College Programs of Study Geography 450  

Geography 450

Degree: B.A.

Curriculum Coordinator: David A. Robinson (drobins@rci.rutgers.edu)

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David A. Robinson         (RB)      Lucy Stone Hall B230       5-4741

Geography combines aspects of natural and social sciences to analyze processes that influence, and to resolve problems that arise from, human use or modification of natural and built environments. Offered in cooperation with the Department of Geography (Faculty of Arts and Sciences), the program provides skills for direct entry to jobs in public agencies and private firms concerned with a wide range of environmental and social research, planning, development, and management activities.

The program in geography has no formal options, but students are strongly encouraged to select electives from one of the following areas of emphasis: environmental systems and global change, environment and society, urban and international restructuring.


 
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