BA Human Geography

Course Overview Texas State University's Geography program offers a flexible and robust foundation for understanding and solving complex real-world problems, from urban development to environmental conservation. Students can choose between a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree, each designed to build strong analytical skills through a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. The program is distinguished by its acclaimed field studies and one of the nation's largest internship programs, providing invaluable professional preparation. Key Program Highlights Choice between a 30-hour B.A. or a 36-hour B.S. degree, both requiring a complementary minor One of the largest geography internship programs in the U.S., placing students with government agencies and private firms Hands-on field experiences to destinations like Big Bend National Park, Latin America, and Europe Specialized B.S. majors in high-demand fields like GIScience, Water Resources, and Urban Planning A curriculum focused on Geographic Information Science (GIS), remote sensing, and spatial analysis techniques