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State of Geography Dashboard

The State of Geography Dashboard is a central repository for visitors to access and utilize data on geography higher education as a field of study. We encourage researchers to use the data as a foundation for research projects and publications, as well as insights into the field that might inform your own strategic planning.

Questions? Contact us at data@aag.org

AAG Geography Department Data

This section includes selected results from the AAG’s 2024 Geography Department Survey. Each infographic provides a one-year snapshot of key department health indicators. In addition to the infographics below on Student Enrollments, Geography Courses, and Geography Majors, content exploring departmental mergers and name changes, faculty courseloads and hiring trends, challenges facing departments, and more will be added to this section as they are developed.

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Department Survey Majors bar chart
2024 Geography Department Survey: Majors

Collective Concerns, Geography Essentials, Networks and Connections, Quantitative Data and Analyses, Sharing Knowledge
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Department Survey courses partial circle chart
2024 Geography Department Survey: Courses

Collective Concerns, Geography Essentials, Networks and Connections, Quantitative Data and Analyses, Sharing Knowledge
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Department Survey student enrollment partial bar chart
2024 Geography Department Survey: Student Enrollments

Collective Concerns, Geography Essentials, Networks and Connections, Quantitative Data and Analyses, Sharing Knowledge

State of Geography Report

The State of Geography report includes trends and indicators in post-secondary geography education in the United States. This report uses Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) codes, established by the National Center for Educational Statistics, to provide a snapshot of geography degree conferral patterns at the undergraduate and graduate levels. These data help identify trends and areas in need of additional attention, such as decreasing degree conferral in geography, racial and gender diversity across the discipline, and more.

View the report