499 Bachelor's degrees in Earth Sciences in North America

Geology - Environmental Earth Science from the State University of New York at Oswego teaches you to investigate the origin, history, composition and structure of Earth, enabling professional geologists to survey earthquakes and volcanoes; find oil, gas and mineral resources; develop land-use plans; monitor rivers, lakes and coastlines; and much more.

In the Earth Sciences - Geology Emphasis degree program from University of Northern Colorado, you’ll learn by doing. Our program stands out for its hands-on field work and research opportunities, providing you with advanced training and direct experience that’s often reserved for graduate students. You won’t merely study science you’ll actively practice it. 

The Geosciences major at Williams College offers an understanding of the evolution of our planet and its interacting global systems. In this era of global change, geoscience provides the tools that can help us learn to live sustainably with our environment, and appreciate our place within the vastness of Earth history. 

Paleontology is the study of past life. The Geology - Paleontology option at Western Illinois University couples a solid geological education with biology to give students a sound foundation for pursuing a career in paleontology.

The Earth Science curriculum at Lamar University is intended to enable students to achieve success as skilled professionals in the geosciences.

The Natural Resources Planning programme at the University of Northern British Columbia is a professional Bachelor of Planning degree. This full-time course focuses on environmental assessment and watershed management. Students gain the expertise needed to manage land use and resource integration in a sustainable way.

The Department of Environmental Earth Science at Tulane University offers this environmental science major, which provides students with broad exposure to environmental problems, as well as training in essential problem-solving skills, such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS).

Environmental Earth Science integrates physical and life sciences with the study of environmental systems. It’s an all-encompassing term for the science related to planet Earth. In this major at Miami University, you’ll work in a variety of areas crossing numerous disciplines to learn to solve environmental problems and establish policies for resource management.

The Geosciences Program at Midwestern State University provides students with a variety of educational opportunities that prepares them for employment and/or further education. 

Do you have a passion for teaching and want to introduce young minds to the wonders of science? Ashland University’s Science Education program is highly regarded as one of the best in Ohio. When you graduate with a degree in any of our science education majors, you’ll be licensed to teach grades 7-12 and can expect to obtain a teaching position following graduation.

The Geosciences program at the Smith College emphasizes the fact that our planet is geologically dynamic, with 4.5 billion years of history and a future we want to protect. The Earth’s environments are subject to ever-increasing modification by human intervention—potentially changing everyday life as we know it.

The Earth and Environmental Sciences program of Wesleyan University covers many aspects of the natural world, on Earth and on other planets. Course topics range from active volcanoes to climate change to eco-conservation.

Undergraduate degrees in Earth Science at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology require a broad-based background in mathematics, chemistry, and physics, as well as basic training in the Earth sciences. The curriculum emphasizes fundamentals and thus provides the background for entry into a number of Earth science professions or graduate schools.

By studying Earth Systems Science program at Texas Christian University, you’ll create a future both for yourself and the earth. You’ll learn how to analyze, manage and map earth resources, water and groundwater resources, soils and sediment, contaminants and conservation efforts with an understanding of today’s environmental regulations.

The Environmental Science - Earth, Atmosphere, and Geological Resources program at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga prepares you for dynamic and diverse careers in areas ranging from biodiversity to conservation and more.

Do you care about the environment? Global warming? Contamination? Water pollution? Freshwater resources? Learn about the physical aspects as well as the past, present and future  of the Earth. As a major in the Geosciences program at University of Wisconsin-Parkside, you have opportunity, pursuing your education at a unique time in history with a faster than average  job outlook of 14%.

We offer a bachelor degree in Geoscience at the West Chester University. Geoscientists study the many physical aspects of the Earth by using sophisticated instruments to analyze the composition of earth, rock, and water. 

Mosaics and Globally Integrated Courses at Dickinson College are intensive, interdisciplinary  research programmes designed around ethnographic fieldwork and immersion in domestic and global communities. 

The Earth Science - Adolescence Education program at the State University of New York Fredonia allows you to combine two of your passions; your love of earth science, and your ambition to shape and develop young minds.

It can be overwhelming (and utterly fascinating) to think about the complex systems and forces that shape Earth’s environment and how multiple pieces fit together in a giant jigsaw puzzle of cause and effect. A degree in Earth System Science from McDaniel College will help you hone in on the elements that fascinate you the most.