BS Geography Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (Water Resources Concentration)

Course Overview Texas State University's Department of Geography and Environmental Studies offers one of the nation's largest and most comprehensive undergraduate programs, providing both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. The curriculum is designed to equip students with the analytical skills and content-rich knowledge needed to interpret and solve complex real-world problems. Students gain invaluable hands-on experience through a renowned internship program and acclaimed field studies in locations from Big Bend National Park to Europe. Key Program Highlights Choice between a flexible 30-hour B.A. or a more technical 36-hour B.S. degree path One of the largest internship programs in the U.S., placing students with government agencies and private firms Hands-on field experiences to diverse locations, including the Southwestern U.S., Latin America, and Europe Specialized B.S. majors in high-demand fields like GIScience, Water Resources, and Urban Planning Strong career preparation for roles in environmental management, resource conservation, planning, and geospatial technology