MINOR IN GEOGRAPHY OR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
Requirements for a Minor in Geography
A minor in Geography consists of 20 credit hours, with a minimum grade point average
of 2.0. The required courses are:
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GEO 2200
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Intro to Physical Geography
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3 credit hours
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GEO 2200L
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Intro to Physical Geography Lab
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1 credit hour
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GEO 2400
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Human Geography
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4 credit hours
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Any GEA elective course
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4 credit hours
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Two upper level (3000-5000 level) GEO, MET, or URP electives
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8 credit hours
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Requirements for a Minor in Environmental Policy
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A total of 19-20 credits are required for the minor in Environmental Policy, 12 of which must be completed at USF. The Minor in Environmental policy consists of the following program outline:
| Required Core Courses: |
| EVR 2001 or 2002 |
Environmental Science |
| EVR 2001L |
Introduction to Environmental Science Lab |
| EVR 2861 |
Introduction to Environmental Policy |
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| Select three of the following four courses: |
| PUP 4203 |
Environmental Politics and Policy |
| PHI 3640 |
Environmental Ethics (offered Fall only) |
| POS 3697 |
Environmental Law |
| GEO 4502 |
Economic Geography |
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| Select one elective from the approved list of policy electives: |
| EVR 4930 |
Selected Topics |
| EVR 4027* |
Wetland Environments |
| ANT 4199 |
Environmental Archeology |
| BSC 4057* |
Environmental Issues |
| ENV 4417 |
Water Quality/Treatment |
| GEO 3602 |
Urban Geography |
| GEO 4340 |
Natural Hazards |
| GEO 4372* |
Global Conservation |
| GEO 4604* |
Adv Urban Geography |
| GEO 4700 |
Transportation Geography |
| GIS 5049 |
GIS for Non-Majors |
| HSC 4554 |
Survey of Human Diseases |
| PAD 3003 |
Intro to Public Administration |
| PAD 4144 |
Non-Profits and Public Policy |
| POS 3142 |
Intro to Urban Politics/Government |
| POS 3182 |
Florida Politics & Government |
| PUP 4002 |
Public Policy |
| URP 4050 |
City Planning and Community Development |
| URP 4052 |
Urban & Regional Planning |
| URS 3002 |
Intro to Urban Studies |
* These courses also fulfill Liberal Arts Exit Requirement, Major Works/Major Issue.