737 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Geology

The Environmental Geology bachelor programme at Brigham Young University provides comprehensive training in earth sciences. This full-time course focuses on geological mapping and groundwater management. Students at Brigham Young University gain essential technical skills through a public study mode over a standard four-year duration.

The Environmental Geoscience MSci at UCL is a comprehensive four-year full-time programme. This degree provides a robust understanding of Earth sciences, focusing on the interplay between the planet's systems and human activities. Students will engage in extensive fieldwork and research, preparing them for diverse careers in environmental sectors.

If you're fascinated by the formation of rocks and volcanoes, and eager to learn more about how ecology, hydrology, and geology affect the surface dynamics of Earth, the Geosciences (Hydrology) program at Boise State University is the major for you.

The Hydrologic Sciences and Policy at the University of California, Santa Barbara is a full-time undergraduate B.S. programme. It provides rigorous scientific training to address water-related challenges. Students explore hydrologic processes and environmental impacts through a comprehensive curriculum based on the UCSB campus.

The Geological Engineering program from University of New Brunswick merges earth sciences with engineering principles to determine what lies underground.

With strong traditions, Geological Sciences - 7-12 Science at University of Texas El Paso has evolved into a nationally recognized research program with projects funded by the National Science Foundation, the United States Geological Survey, NASA, the Department of Energy, and major oil and gas corporations.

In the Geology at the College at Brockport SUNY you will gain a solid foundation and have the opportunity to engage in a variety of experiences outside the classroom. 

The B.A. in Geosciences at Eastern Washington University provides a comprehensive foundation in Earth Sciences and Geology. This public study mode programme is designed for completion over four years, offering students a flexible pathway to explore the physical world and its complex environmental systems in a professional setting.

Geology graduates from College of Wooster go on to be geoscientists specializing in natural hazards, non-renewable and renewable energy, and water resources. They work for natural resource companies, consulting firms, and government agencies with job titles ranging from project manager and lab director to engineer and data analyst.

The bachelors programme of Geology is offered for students  from COMSATS University Islamabad 

The Adolescent-to-Young Adult Education program at Ohio University offers a Bachelor of Science in Education (BSEd) that leads to a teaching license in grades 7-12 in one subject area (language arts, mathematics, science, or social studies).

The Geology (Honours) programme  is offered through the School of Geosciences - one of the largest and most diverse groupings of geoscientists in Africa at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Students can select from a wide range of research topics and have access to excellent preparation and analytical facilities.

Geologists study the structure, composition and history of the earth. Geology is offered at Olympic College

Geology is the study of Earth’s history, composition and evolution. We tackle this through a multidisciplinary Geology programme offered at the University College London (UCL) stretching from understanding Earth materials, internal processes that cause volcanoes and earthquakes, to surface processes that shape landscapes. 

The Physics with Geology programme of the University of Aberdeen brings two hugely popular subjects together to help develop in-demand Geophysicists.

Chemistry - Geology from Whitman College is for you if you are interested in understanding the various ways in which chemistry may be used for geological discoveries.

With the Geology program at Alfred University, you get an educational framework that allows you to pursue a greater understanding of our planet, the processes acting on it, and its history, no matter what your background. 

When you look at the Earth, what do you see? If you’re a geologist, you see a dynamic planet filled with the energy and the raw materials necessary for modern life. With the Environmental Geology program of Pennsylvania Western University, you'll graduate with a thorough knowledge of the Earth, its environment, climate and natural resources.

The Geology programme at Texas A&M University - Kingsville offers a comprehensive undergraduate education focused on Earth’s resources and environmental stewardship. This full-time degree provides students with essential field experiences and professional workshops to prepare for careers in geosciences and geophysics.

The Earth is your classroom as a Geology major at Wilkes University! You will learn in the field, side-by-side with your professors, travel across the U.S. and Canada, and develop skills that are valued by employers and necessary for professional licensure.