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URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES

URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES

Note: Urban and Regional Studies courses are offered by the Department of Geography.

URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES 4995
Undergraduate Thesis

Credit hours: 6.0
Contact hours per week: 1-0-0
Other hours: 0-0-10

This is an intensive, research-oriented course in which students will conduct empirical research, submit a report in the form of an undergraduate thesis which will be made publicly available, and report orally on the work.

Prerequisites: Fourth-year standing (a minimum of 90.0 credit hours) with a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher.

Completion of an Independent Study (3990) or an Applied Study (3980) course with an Urban and Regional Studies focus.

Approval of the Coordinator of Urban and Regional Studies.

Note: See Part 7 - Arts and Science, Sections 4.c., 5.c. and 6.c., pp. 84-87.