1. Required foundational courses
SOC 2961B. Applications in Geographic Information Systems. Review of selected topics requiring spatial analysis, including substantive readings and lab-based replication of research results. Instructor: Kevin M Mwenda
SOC 2610. Spatial Thinking in the Social Sciences. This course provides an overview of applications of spatial analysis across the social sciences with an emphasis on how spatial concepts are understood and used. Instructor: John Logan
2. Elective courses
a. Advanced courses in spatial methods (strongly recommended for quantitatively oriented students)
SOC 2960S. Methods for Analyzing Clustered and Panel Data. Introduction to multilevel and time-series models, including issues of neighborhood effects and spatial clustering. Instructor: Margot Jackson
b. Disciplinary offerings
CLAS 2010B. Roman Topography. Study of the history of monuments and buildings and the constellation of meanings assigned to places where they are located. Instructor: Amy Russell
ECON 2410. Urbanization. Advanced land use theory, sources of productivity advantages of size and density, systems of cities and New Economic Geography models. Instructor: Matthew A Turner