440 Bachelor's degrees in Earth Sciences in United States

The Geosciences - Environmental Geology degree at Colorado Mesa University has the same basic framework as the Geology concentration with a stronger emphasis on geologic hazards, ground-water and surface-water hydrology, biological systems, and environmental science.

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. 

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

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 Earth and Environmental Science programme at The City University of New York is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree. This full-time course offers specialisations in geology or environmental science, equipping students with vital laboratory and field skills for professional roles or advanced graduate study within the sector.

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.

This Earth-Space Science program at Towson University offers a strong base in earth, atmospheric, oceanographic and space sciences. 

The Earth and Environmental Science major offered by Lesley University prepares individuals for graduate-level training in environmental sciences, or for entry-level employment in a broad and growing spectrum of environmental careers. 

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. 

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.

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 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. 

Earth and Environmental Sciences at Virginia Wesleyan College is a multi-disciplinary field that addresses the interactions between humans and the environment. Study in this field includes an understanding of the basic principles that govern geological, biological and chemical interactions, as well as development of solutions to current environmental problems.

Understanding the rapidly changing relationship between humans and the planetary environment is a quintessential liberal arts question and one of humanity’s greatest challenges. The mission of the Earth and Environmental Sciences program offered by Furman University is to provide a rigorous, current, and integrated undergraduate education in Earth Systems Science.

The department of geosciences at Trinity University San Antonio offers degree programs in geosciences and in Earth Systems. Curriculum includes core classes in environmental and physical geology, Earth history, Earth materials, Earth surface processes, structural geology and tectonics, combined with a diverse range of electives. We stress field work in all appropriate classes at all levels.

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.

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.