MASTER'S DEGREE IN GEOSCIENCE PROGRAM OPTIONS - RESEARCH THESIS REQUIRED Traditional Geoscience Program Concentration in Hydrology and Geomorphology Concentration in Climate Studies Concentration in Cultural Geography Concentration in GIS and Planning PROGRAM OPTIONS - NON-THESIS PROGRAM Teacher Education (restricted to students teaching full time in the P-12 system. Graduate GIS Certificate

Program Application Deadlines: March 15th for Fall and October 15 for Spring admission. Program Admission Requirements: ** GRE, GAP score of 2200 or higher, minimum 3.5 on GRE Analytical Writing Score ** Minimum 18 hours of science courses at the undergraduate level, preferably in the geosciences. ** One page statement of research interests. ** Evidence of contact with a graduate faculty member in the Department of Geography and Geology concerning proposed research topic. ** Passing grade (C or higher) in an introductory GIS course (GEOG 316/317) and in geostatistics (GEOG 391) - students can take these courses as preparatory courses if they have not previously taken these courses. Application forms online Graduate Assistantship Application ** Students applying for a graduate assistantship must have verbal support from a research faculty member in the department prior to submitting an application.

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