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16.2
Programs of Study
16.2.1 THE MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE Offerings in Geography emphasize two areas: physical geography and environmental resource management, and urban-economic geography. Also offered are some courses in planning and students may take a maximum of two planning courses at Wayne State University if they are not available at Windsor. The general admission, residence, and period of study requirements may be found in the regulations of the College of Graduate Studies and Research (see 1.3 and 1.6.). The Handbook of Procedures for Graduate Students in Geography provides additional information on requirements for specific areas of focus. All graduate students will be assigned to an advisory committee and may be examined to determine research capabilities and deficiencies in background courses. Remedial courses or supplemental readings may be required. Program Requirements—Master of Arts in Geography After being counselled in Geography, candidates may proceed toward the degree in one of the following programs: (a) a minimum of six courses, one of which may be replaced by a senior
undergraduate course with the permission of the program coordinator, and
a thesis on an approved research problem, plus an oral examination on the
thesis;
All candidates will take 02-250 and 42-231 as non-credit courses, if they have not taken them or equivalent course(s) at the undergraduate level. All candidates will take 42-500 and 42-504 as required courses. |
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