Geosystems: Geographic Information Systems

Sky's the Limit with a degree in geographic information systems.

Geographic information systems is the suite of computer-based software and data used to capture, store, manipulate, map and analyze spatial data. This program will teach you to gather and utilize this data to benefit a variety of career fields, including cartography, resources management, military intelligence and others.

Program Highlights

Internships

  • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
  • Memphis Forecast Office
  • National Weather Service
  • Northwest Tennessee Economic Development District
  • Tennessee
  • WBBJ - TV Jackson

Career Opportunities

  • Cartographer
  • Climatologist
  • Environmental Manager
  • Geographer

Academic Program Requirements

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Altonia Rencher
Animal Science Undergraduate

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Department of Agriculture, Geosciences, and Natural Resources
CONTACT:
Dr. Wesley Totten, Chair
LOCATION:
257 Brehm Hall
The University of Tennessee at Martin
Martin, TN 38238