It's Inauguration Day!
Congratulations, Matt vandenBerg, OWU's 17th President!
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Congratulations, Matt vandenBerg, OWU's 17th President!
View details for Inauguration Day and stream the event live.
Geographers use tools such as mapping, Geographic Information Systems, and community interviews to study natural and human patterns as they vary over geographic space as well as the interaction between humans and their natural environments.
The Geography Major emphasizes four themes that together provide a means of understanding the complex relationships between human activities and the earth’s natural environment:
The major provides a broad base for graduate study in Geography and many other natural and social sciences. Students are prepared for careers in urban and regional planning, environmental and resource management, Geographic Information Systems, and areas of business that deal with location (logistics).
Through The OWU Connection, you have the opportunity to connect one-on-one with faculty to pursue your research interests and create new knowledge.
Geography majors typically engage in an extended research project, including Summer Science Research, Theory-to-Practice Grants, Departmental Honors projects, or diverse independent studies and internships.
From your first year on campus, you can get off campus—with Travel-Learning Courses. Journey to a distant land and immerse yourself in another culture. Learn how classroom theory truly connects with real-world experience.
Field trips are also part of many geography courses, including Urban Geography, Cultural Geography, and Environmental Alteration.