M.A.Geo Natural Resources/Environmental Studies
33 Credit Hours
Hybrid Program
Overview
Working closely with a dedicated faculty that is recognized nationally and internationally for its research, mentoring, and teaching accomplishments, students embark on a journey of professional development that includes research and teaching opportunities. The department also hosts or plays key roles in several international, national, and university-wide research centers. Students learn theories and real-world problem-solving skills in environmental, physical, and human geography, geographic information sciences, and geographic education.
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SACSCOC Accreditation
Texas State University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commissions on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate, master's, and doctoral degrees, including those offered through distance learning. The Master of Applied Geography is offered by Texas State University and is part of the university's accredited programs.
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Career Prospects
M.A.Geo. graduates typically pursue professional careers in environmental management, GIScience, physical and environmental geography, and planning. Alumni work in the private or public sector, in federal agencies or research centers, or have continued to the Ph.D. level.
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