737 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Geology

A Geology degree from State University of New York Potsdam is an excellent foundation for a career in any of these areas.

With your undergraduate Geology degree from Pennsylvania Western University, you'll be prepared for a variety of careers that tackle the challenges of today’s world, including jobs in oil and gas, alternative energy, water resources, environmental and climate science.

The Geology program at Southern Utah University  strive to provide students at Southern Utah University with excellence in earth science education.

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

The Geology programme at California State University Stanislaus is a comprehensive B.S. degree designed for full-time students. This undergraduate course provides a robust foundation in Earth processes and scientific methodology, preparing graduates for professional roles or advanced graduate study in the physical sciences.

The Earth Sciences - Geology program at Central Connecticut State University also will prepare students for graduate-level studies in geology or related fields.

Our strong emphasis on field studies, outdoor experience, and hands-on problem solving gives graduates solid field and laboratory skills that they use to solve Earth-related problems in industry, graduate school, government, and the military. We offer a bachelor degree in Geology at Norwich University. 

The Faculty of Agriculture, Engineering & Natural Sciences from University of Namibia is an internationally recognised citadel of knowledge and a robust ecosystem for discovery and innovation, offering the Geology (Honours) programme to Namibian, SADC, and international students.

The Environmental Science - Environmental Geology programme at The City University of New York is a public Bachelor of Science degree. This 46-credit major focuses on physical sciences and geological foundations. It is designed for students seeking professional roles in environmental management or advanced research degrees.

The Geological Sciences programme at Western Kentucky University offers a comprehensive B.Sc. degree designed for full-time students. This undergraduate course focuses on sustainable earth solutions, climate change, and resource management, providing the essential foundation for professional geologist licensure over four years.

The Geology programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a four-year, on-campus Bachelor of Science or Arts. This undergraduate course focuses on physical and environmental processes, offering full-time study in Eau Claire. Students gain expertise in mineralogy and hydrogeology through extensive field-based learning.

Geology from Idaho State University is offered for undergraduates who wish to become professional ­geoscientists either after their bachelor’s degree or after subsequent graduate study.

We offer a Earth and Space Science - Geology Track at Columbus State University. Geology encompasses the study of minerals, rocks, ancient life and Earth history, earthquakes, volcanoes, flooding, coastal erosion, tsunami, mountain belts, economic resources, landslides, environmental pollution and water resources. 

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.

Students can undertake a five-year full-time Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Science double degree at University of New South Wales leading to the award of the degrees of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Science (BE (Hons) BSc).  

The Geology program from Amherst College explore the science of the Earth—its physical makeup, its history and how it works. Geology at Amherst is not confined to classrooms and labs: field trips take students from the mountains to the beach.

The Geology program of University of West Georgia is concerned with the study of Earth including its structure, the materials of which it is composed and the processes that shape it. 

The four-year Geology degree program from Brandon University provides the academic requirements to become a registered Professional Geoscientist.

It may be a small world, but it's certainly not a simple one! This Geology program at Northwest Missouri State University explores the complex structures that make up the world, including rocks and minerals, the surface process that shapes the Earth and tectonic forces that have occurred in the scale of geologic time.