7 Bachelor's degrees in Geology in Washington, D.C., United States

At Geology from Whitman College, a background in earth science not only increases the general student's appreciation of the world, but also increases the depth of understanding of a science student's own field. 

Geology - Astronomy from Whitman College is for you if your interests extend beyond the study of the origins and material composition of the earth to that of the stars, asteroids, other celestial objects and other worlds.

The Geological Sciences programme at George Washington University is a STEM-designated Bachelor of Arts. This full-time, four-year undergraduate degree leverages a prime location near the Appalachian Mountains to provide extensive field-based training in mineralogy, geochemistry, and environmental applications.

Geology - Physics from Whitman College is for you if your interest in physics — the science that breaks down everything in the world to a combination of matter, energy, space, and time — matches your curiosity about the physical world itself — the fundamental materials, processes, and structures that define it.

Biology - Geology from Whitman College looks closely at topics in both fields of study as well as their scientific intersection, such as evolution and the physical connection between organisms and their environment.

Geological Sciences’ faculty members at George Washington University are engaged in research on the geology and paleontology of the Appalachian and Rocky mountains, Asia and elsewhere.

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.