528 Bachelor's degrees in Geology in North America

The department at the Marshall University offers a B.S. in Geology with Emphasis in Engineering Geology. This emphasis has been designed to meet the increasing demand for geoscientists who are trained in the acquisition, interpretation, and use of earth materials (rock, soil, ground water) for the solution of engineering problems.

Explore Earth’s formation and evolution over time, as well as the interplay of active processes that continue to shape our planet with this Geology program at Pomona College.

The Geology programme at Western Washington University offers diverse degree paths, including B.A. and B.S. options. Students can engage in full-time study on campus, benefiting from a curriculum that integrates modern technology with field experiences. This degree prepares graduates for professional roles or advanced research.

Geological Engineering at University of North Dakota is a hybrid field that involves application of geology to engineering problems and application of engineering to geological problems.

The Environmental Geology and Geohydrology degree from University of Wyoming is designed for those students who intend to become professionals in environmental fields such as consulting, site assessment, hazard assessment, and remediation. 

Discover unique traces of life from millions of years ago and follow the evolution of species from the depths of geologic time at the Palaeobiology (Honours) BSc program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

The Geology program offered by Hofstra University prepares students for careers in science education (when combined with an education degree) or for careers in science journalism, law, or public policy, particularly when combined with a complementary major or minor. 

The Geological Engineering program from University of Alaska Fairbanks prepares students for employment with industry, consulting companies and government agencies.