• Offers students an understanding and critique of the political, cultural, and economic models that dominate global society;
• Studies the changing relationships between humans and the environment at local, regional, and global scales;
• Provides students the opportunity to live and study outside North America;
• Prepares students to continue their studies on a doctoral level.
• Provides students the option of pursuing an 18-hour concentration in Geography;
• Engages students in current research and scholarship in geography and allied disciplines.

A.  GLS 600 ................................................................................................3
B.  Required Courses…………………………………………………………..……….………12

GEO 680 or GEO 690 (3 hrs)
GEO 685 (3 hrs)
Choose at least 3 hrs from GEO 505, 506, or 507
Choose at least 3 hrs from GEO 545, 546, 547, 548, 549, 562
B.  Electives………………………………………………………………………..……………….21

Non-thesis: Choose 21 hrs from relevant course offerings in the DSU Graduate Catalog, with advisor approval

Thesis: GEO 699 and 15 hrs from relevant course offerings in the DSU Graduate Catalog, with advisor approval