Geography

Geography

Geographers study the spatial relationships between people, places, and environments. They solve problems related to urban planning, disaster response, and cultural patterns. Their work includes mapping, spatial analysis, and geographic information systems (GIS), typically in academic, governmental, or consulting settings.

Common Job Titles: Cartographer Geographer Geospatial Analyst GIS Specialist Remote Sensing Technician

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Minor Entrepreneurship and Innovation Minor

Penn State Behrend offers the innovative interdisciplinary-based Entrepreneurship and Innovation (ENTI) minor to students in any major.

The minor equips students to develop an entrepreneurial mindset; think critically and “outside the box” to sense opportunities; develop value propositions; and create sustainable value in fast-paced socio-technological environments. The minor at Penn State Behrend currently offers the New Ventures Cluster, although additional clusters will be made available.

Bachelor's Environmental Science, B.S.

How does the environment affect humans—and how do we affect our environment? With Penn State Behrend’s B.S. in Environmental Science, you’ll apply interdisciplinary knowledge to research those questions and prepare to join an in-demand field.

Minor Mathematics Minor

Mathematics is one of the oldest and most basic sciences, the foundation on which many other disciplines rely. Mathematical knowledge increases problem-solving skills in many fields.

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