The Minor in Geospatial Science at Stony Brook University is a flexible undergraduate program designed to equip students with essential training in geospatial analysis. This minor complements a wide range of academic backgrounds, allowing students to integrate powerful analytical tools into their primary field of study. Geospatial analysis is crucial in numerous disciplines for research, decision-making, data analysis, and planning. The program provides training in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and offers elective courses to further enhance students' expertise in this field.
While specific course details for the minor are not fully detailed, sample courses indicate a focus on practical applications and theoretical understanding of geospatial concepts.
Graduates with a Minor in Geospatial Science are well-prepared for a variety of roles where spatial data analysis is essential. The program aims to open doors to diverse career paths and advanced studies.
At least 12 credits applied to the minor cannot be used towards a major or another minor within the Sustainability Studies Program or the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences.
Please refer to the Stony Brook University 'Tuitions and Fees' page for detailed information on costs.