Standard Concentration

Course Requirements

Choose seven courses from the following list (at least one course must be at the 300-level) : 

• GEO 133 URBAN GEOGRAPHY - EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
• GEO 172 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
• GEO 200 SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT
• GEO 201 GEOPOLITICS
• GEO 204 RELIGIOUS GEOGRAPHY
• GEO 205 URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
• GEO 210 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
• GEO 215 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND REGIONAL INEQUALITY
• GEO 220 OCEANOGRAPHY
• GEO 225 WEATHER AND CLIMATE
• GEO 260 GLOBALIZATION AND RESOURCES
• GEO 266 THE WORLD ECONOMY
• GEO 269 CULTURAL AND POLITICAL ECOLOGY
• GEO 310 GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE
• GEO 316 THE EUROPEAN UNION
• GEO 330 SUSTAINABLE URBAN TRANSPORTATION
• GEO 331 CHICAGO: SPATIAL ANATOMY OF A METROPOLIS
• GEO 333 URBAN PLANNING
• GEO 334 URBAN/CITY DESIGN
• GEO 339 TOPICS IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM
• GEO 340 PLACES, HUMANITIES AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
• GEO 343 REMOTE SENSING II
• GEO 344 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS III: SPATIAL ANALYSIS FOR SUSTAINABILITY
• GEO 345 PROGRAMMING IN PYTHON FOR GIS
• GEO 346 HEALTH GIS
• GEO 347 WEB GIS AND SPATIAL DATA VISUALIZATION ON THE WEB
• GEO 350 WORLD OF WINE
• GEO 351 GEOGRAPHY, FOOD AND JUSTICE
• GEO 391 STATISTICAL DATA ANALYSIS FOR GIS 

Supporting Fields

Five courses selected from course offerings in Anthropology, History of Art and Architecture, Economics, Environmental Sciences, Geography, History, International Studies, Political Science, Public Policy Studies, Real Estate, Sociology, Women's and Gender Studies, and any other discipline or program selected in consultation with the student’s advisor.

Open Electives 

Open elective credit also is required to meet the minimum graduation requirement of 192 hours. ​​

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