BS Geography Water Resources

Course Overview

Texas State University's Geography and Environmental Studies program offers one of the largest and most comprehensive undergraduate experiences in the nation, allowing students to pursue either a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree. The curriculum is designed to provide a deep understanding of our world and develop the analytical skills needed to solve complex real-world problems. Students benefit from unparalleled hands-on learning through a massive internship program and acclaimed field experiences in destinations from Big Bend to Latin America.

Key Program Highlights

• Choice between a 30-hour B.A. or a more intensive 36-hour B.S. degree path
• One of the largest internship programs in the U.S., placing students with government agencies and private firms
• Hands-on field experiences to locations like Big Bend National Park, Europe, and Latin America
• Specialized B.S. majors in high-demand fields like GIScience, Water Resources, and Urban Planning
• Prepares graduates for careers with top employers such as the National Geographic Society, Texas Parks and Wildlife, and environmental consulting firms