Judith Herb College of Arts, Social Sciences and Education

Develop your career and advance your education through challenging academic curriculum and professional experience undergraduate and graduate programs from the Department of Geography and Planning.

You’ll discover careers in urban and regional planning, economic and community development, site development, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), market research, location analysis, transportation planning transportation planning, international business, airline research, travel and tourism, census bureau, intelligence, meteorology, the Peace Corps and education.

And with our high job placement rates, chances are your time at UToledo will put you on the path toward a long and rewarding career in one of these many fields.

Career Opportunities

Geographers rank #9 in best science jobs, according to U.S. News & World Report. UToledo has the expert faculty and hands-on learning you need to become a geographer.