684 Bachelor's degrees in Earth Sciences

The undergraduate program in Ecosystem Science and Policy program from University of Miami is offered by the Leonard and Jayne Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy and the College of Arts & Sciences. 

The Applied Atmospheric Science program at the East Carolina University comes from a place that aims to be a national model for student success, public service and regional transformation.

Geoscience is the study of the physical environment. The Geoscience  curriculum at University of Massachusetts Lowell is centered around a strong geoscience core, but includes additional course work in the biological sciences, hydrogeology, hydrochemistry and geographical information systems. 

The Geophysics Bachelor of Science at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, public programme available in Vancouver. This interdisciplinary degree combines physics, chemistry, and mathematics to study planetary structures. Students can choose a co-op mode or an honours path to prepare for professional research.

The Geosciences program at Pennsylvania State University is concerned with understanding Earth processes and the evolutionary history of the Earth. 

The major in Earth and Environmental Sciences at Boston University engages students in the study of the Earth and its habitable environments with a focus on the key natural and physical processes that shape our planet, from the geologic past to the present, and into the future.

Earth Sciences at Dartmouth College involves the study of physical, chemical, and biological processes on Earth and other planets over time. 

We only have one planet—and with a Bachelor of Science in Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES) from the University of New Orleans, you can play a major role in protecting it. As you pursue the concentration of your choice, you’ll explore the delicate balance that keeps our world healthy and habitable. 

The Earth and Environmental Science from Earlham College focuses on problems of water, mineral and energy resources; geologic hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis; and on deciphering the history of the Earth.

The Earth Science Major at the Northern Michigan University provides a thorough knowledge of Earth's physical environment, including its geology, weather and climate, astronomical relationships and hydrology.

The Earth Science program from Salisbury University focuses on providing students with a broad background in the geosciences and its application to solving environmental problems and limiting natural hazards. 

Geoscience from Hobart and William Smith Colleges introduces you to the study of our planet, its lithosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere. Geoscientists use their expertise to monitor changes in the environment, gain a greater understanding of our natural world, predict and evaluate how human activities may contribute to environmental change, and manage Earth’s resources. 

The Geosciences major at Union College offers small classes, hands-on labs and opportunities for research with active faculty in fields such as paleoclimate, volcanology and geochemistry.

The Earth Sciences programme at the University of Minnesota is a public bachelor degree focused on our planet's evolution. This B.A. course explores the atmosphere, oceans, and space through physics and chemistry. Students develop core competencies in a flexible academic structure while gaining proficiency in a second language.

The Bachelor in Earth Science Education program at Utah Valley University prepares students to receive a Utah State teaching credential with an endorsement in Earth Science. Through careful choice of courses, students may also earn endorsements in the other physical sciences. 

The major in Physics and Geosciences at Yale University applies fundamental physical principles to the study of Earth and other planetary bodies at a level that is more intensive than in the Physics or Geology and Geophysics majors individually.

The Geophysics (Honors) programme at Stanford University provides a rigorous full-time B.Sc. curriculum focused on the physical properties of the Earth. Students engage in advanced scientific study over four years, gaining essential expertise in resource exploration and seismology within a world-leading research centre.

Courses in the Earth and Planetary Sciences program at Northwestern University focus on physical, chemical, and biological processes affecting the Earth system spanning vast spatial and temporal scales, from the atomic to the interplanetary and from the origin of the solar system to the modern day.

The Geophysical Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines empowers undergraduates to help meet global needs for energy, water, food, minerals and the mitigation of natural hazards by exploring and illuminating the dynamic processes of the Earth, oceans, atmosphere and solar system.

Environmental Science - Geoscience at University of Saint Thomas Saint Paul is an interdisciplinary science program focused on solving environmental problems that lie at the interface between biology, chemistry, and geology.