Geographers develop several skills while taking coursework. Because geography is inherently interdisciplinary, employers look for geographers with holistic problem-solving skills. Geographers, unlike other disciplines, study human society and the physical environment. Geographers are valued employees because we are trained to understand the complexity and interconnections between society and the environment. Additionally, geographers learn skills in geographic information systems and cartography.
Employers seek geographers for their unique analytical and technical problem-solving abilities.
These 3 tracks correspond to the broad professional interests of geographers in the workforce today. Geography majors have the opportunity to shape their professional career by choosing a track which best suits their goals.