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DePaul's nationally-recognized Department of Geography and GIS is Chicago's premier program in geography and geotechnology. Our
mission is to prepare students for a broad range of academic, public, and private sector
careers that build on geographic/spatial analysis and technologies: From nonprofit organizations and NGOs to state, local, and federal government agencies, from urban planning to environmental management and public diplomacy, and from marketing to real estate development, geographers provide critical analytical and visualization know-how that support decision-making.
Geography and GIS Winter Quarter Course Offerings
GEO 101-201: Environmetal Geography
GEO 101-202 Environmental Geography
GEO 204-201 Religious Geography
INT 210-201 International Environmental Conservation
GEO 215-201 International Development and Regional Inequality
GEO 219-201 Women & Science
GEO 231-201 Historical Geography
GEO 233-201 Comparative Urbanism
GEO 241-201 GIS 1: Digital Mapping
GEO 242: Geographic Information Systems II: Community GIS
GEO 243-201 Earth Observation
GEO 269-201 Political Ecology
GEO 299-201 Knowledge, Place & Power
GEO 345/445-201 Programming in Python for GIS
GEO 346-201 GIS Analysis of Environmetal and Public Health
GEO 395-201 Crime Analysis and Mapping
GEO 395-202 Sustainable Urban Food Systems
GEO 430: Sustainable Urban Transportation
GEO 441: GIS for Community Development
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Geography: A Closer Look
Are you passionate about environmental and social justice? Are you curious about what sustainability looks like or how it can be achieved in different places? Do you find the organization, structure, and social fabric of cities fascinating? Are you interested in globalization and the environmental, social, economic, political, or cultural patterns it produces? Do questions of why things happen where they do interest you? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then Geography may be a great fit for you.
All human activity takes place on a geographic stage of great diversity and constant transformation. Geography is an interdisciplinary field of study that seeks to understand humans’ relationships with the built, biophysical, and social environment. It is an historic, rich, and vibrant discipline that provides important insights into the spatial transformations associated with some of the world's most urgent challenges, including globalization, environmental change, economic inequality, migration, health, development, gender inequality, and many other contemporary processes. Geography thus offers a unique lens through which to illuminate and interpret the intertwined places, societies, and ecologies that comprise our diverse world.
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