The Graduate degree programs in Geoscience are designed to prepare students to become candidates for the Ph.D. degree, for careers in Community College teaching, and for careers in industry, business, and commerce. Master's Degree Program graduates pursue careers in cartography and environmental consulting, and enter such government areas as city and regional planning, the park service, and the diplomatic corps. A number of assistantships are available to outstanding students. For further information, see the Graduate Studies Catalog or contact the Office of Graduate Studies. NOTE: To view the Graduate course offerings in Geology, please click on: Geology

GRADUATE GEOG415G Air Photo GEOG416G Remote Sensing GEOG417G GIS Analysis/Modeling GEOG419G GIS Application Development GEOG420G Geomorphology GEOG421G Adv. Geomorphology GEOG422G Physical Climatology GEOG423G Transport Planning GEOG424G Weather Analysis GEOG425G Political Geography GEOG426G Applied Climatology GEOG427G Water Resources GEOG428G Applied Groundwater GEOG430G Cultural Geography GEOG431G Dynamic Meteorology GEOG434G Historic Preservation GEOG436G World Music GEOG444G Environmental Ethics in Geography GEOG451G Kentucky GEOG454G Middle America GEOG462G South America GEOG464G Europe GEOG465G Asia GEOG466G Africa GEOG467G Middle East GEOG473G Cave and Karst GEOG474G Environment Planning GEOG479G Industrial/Commercial GEOG485G Population and Resources GEOG487G Environmental Law GEOG488G Rural Planning GEOG492G Spatial Analysis GEOG497G Spatial Support

COURSES GEOS500 Geoscience Research & Literacy GEOS502 Geoscience Field Methods GEOS505 Biogeography GEOS506 Environmental Seminar for Geoscience GEOS507 Geography Concepts for Teachers GEOS510 Independent Research GEOS511 Dynamic Earth for Teachers GEOS517 GIS Databases GEOS520 Geoscience Data Modeling GEOS521 Seminar in Geomorphology GEOS522 Seminar in Climatology GEOS525 Seminar in Political Geography GEOS530 Seminar in Cultural Geography GEOS533 Seminar in Synoptic Meteorology GEOS534 Seminar in Hist. Preservation GEOS535 Seminar in Dynamic Meteorology II GEOS537 Mesocale Meteorology GEOS538 Seminar in Physical Meteorology GEOS540 Seminar in Regional Geography GEOS543 Environmental Science Concepts GEOS550 Seminar in Economic Geography GEOS555 Global Environmental Change GEOS571 Ecology and Quality of Life GEOS580 Seminar in Urban Problems GEOS584 Seminar in Advanced Planning GEOS585 Seminar in Sustainable Development GEOS590 Experimental GIS Design (Advanced) GEOS595 Supervised Practicum GEOS599 Thesis Research GEOS600 Matriculation

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