Geography%2C bs%3A resources and sustainability concentration in California state university east bay

Geography is the study of spatial distributions, relations, processes and outcomes within the human-environment system. Attention is focused on historical and contemporary human activities in the natural and built environment, and on people as the major physical, social, cultural and economic change agents across the Earth's surface. A curriculum in Geography helps students understand the world's physical, social, economic and cultural landscapes and how they have been transformed or altered by either the Earth's natural processes or human modifications, and the future sustainability of our current actions in the light of our past experiences and ongoing trends such as urbanization, globalization and climate change.

Applicants must submit an online CSU application for admission, Applicants must submit all supplementary documents required such as transcripts and standardized test scores, High school graduates; Community college transfer students; GPA 3.0, English Proficiency: TOEFL score of 61 Internet-based or 525 Paper-based or above, An overall IELTS score of 6.0 or above., If studied 3 consecutive years where English was the medium of instruction -- TOEFL/IELTS not required, If you have taken O level examinations, CSUEB requires that five subjects are passed in one sitting or the same year, including Math and English, If you have taken A level and/or AS level examinations, CSUEB may award college credit of up to 24 semester units if you pass these exams with a C or higher, International Baccalaureate IB curriculum program, please submit your school transcripts for evaluation, I-20 Letter of Consent, Declaration of Finances, and Health Insurance Compliance.

Postsecondary Teachers, Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education, Park Naturalists, Urban and Regional Planners, Industrial Ecologists

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