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University of Redlands - Master of Science in GIS
University of Southern California
University of Southern California - Master of Science in Geographic Information Science and Technology
These are links that have GIS Programs. I serve as adjunt faculty at American River and Cosumnes River Colleges. I added a Remote Sensing and Digital Image Processing Course at ARC in the Fall of 2006 and is a requirement for the GIS Certificate and AS in GIS degree.
The University of Wisconsin - Madison is where I received my graduate degree. See below with an update on the graduate programs.
American River College
Click here for information about American River College
Click on the GIS Link on the Earth Sciences page for details for the GIS Certificate and AS in GIS.
Cosumnes River College
GIS Program details
University of Wisconsin - Madision
Click here for information about the University of Wisconsin - Madison
Environmental Remote Sensing Center
Until the Fall of 2006 UW-Madison offered 2 different Master's degrees and a PhD in Environmental Monitoring (Remote Sensing, GIS, GPS, photogrammetry, image processing and related technologies).
In May 2006, the University of Wiscon - Madison had 3 highly respected professors retire. Thomas Lillesand, Frank Scarpace, and Al Vonderhoe. The University will miss them and what they each contributed to the world of Remote Sensing, Photogrammetry, Land Surveying and Land Information Systems.
As a result of this, the Environmental Monitoring Program is no longer accepting students to the graduate program.