您自然会对探索世界地理以及新技术如何帮助我们理解文化和自然景观感到好奇。作为地理专业的学生，​​您会感到宾至如归。利用拉丁美洲和东亚地理的特殊重点。大量参与动手研究项目和由学生经营的地理与人类学学会。
The Disaster Science and Management (DSM) Program at LSU is one of the programs in the Department of Geography and Anthropology. Undergraduate students can enroll with the Department of Geography and Anthropology to earn a B.A. or B.S. degree in Geography with a concentration in DSM, or students from other departments can earn an undergraduate minor in DSM. Participation in the DSM program enables students to develop a broad understanding of the nature and impact of disasters on the natural, built, and human environment. The program also provides students with a basis for establishing strategies to plan effectively for, mitigate the adverse effects of, respond to, and recover from disasters. Students have the opportunity to participate in community service-learning projects (such as designing an emergency plan for a local area non-profit organization), volunteer work to build experience, and intern at an organization of their choice to learn aspects of disaster science and management that they plan on pursuing in their careers or in graduate school. Students also are given opportunities to engage in conversations with other students and professionals in many diverse fields where disaster management plays a role. Students may also take advantage of trainings and other career-building activities through DSMA, the DSM student organization. This program prepares students for careers in the public, not-for-profit, or private sectors, as well as providing preparation for graduate school in many different areas such as medicine, public health, geography, anthropology, sociology, psychology, political science, civil, mechanical, and nuclear engineering, public administration, public safety, security studies, humanitarian logistics, human ecology, environmental studies, and many more.