Geography, Economic Geography, Cultural Geography, Feminist Geography.
Students generally specialize in one area, but are encouraged to take courses in all four.
The Graduate Program in Geography provides training in geographic skills and opportunities for graduate work in a spectrum of systematic and scientific fields. Individual programs of study are designed for incoming graduate students on the basis of previous course work and personal interviews. The History and Philosophy of Geography and Research Methods courses are required of all graduate students. The Cartography Laboratory supports computer assisted cartography with networked Macintosh computers. Research grants and contracts have been funded by a variety of sources including Army Corp of Engineers, National Geographic Society, U.S. National Science Foundation, U.S. Agency for International Development, University of Nebraska, and the University of Nebraska Foundation.