Earth, Environmental and Geographical Sciences
Experience learning
You’ll have the opportunity to discover your world from a variety of perspectives—whether it’s using geographic information systems to map Marquette County, observing weather and climate on the shore of Lake Superior, practicing sustainable agriculture or experiencing the landscapes of Scotland, Brazil, Cuba, or Poland in faculty-led study abroad classes. Dani Molenaar is one of the many students who have been able to apply their classroom knowledge to the different environments around Marquette County.
Join the NMU Hoop House Student Organization and grow food locally!
This video message is for EEGS students during the uncertainty of COVID-19: https://youtu.be/vuIo-nu15VYCareer excellence
The potential job growth of most EEGS disciplines exceeds national averages. These include a projected 10 to 20 percent increase in the need for geographic information systems professionals. For more information visit bls.gov/ooh.