482 Bachelor's degrees in Geology in United States

The Geology (Geophysics) programme at Texas A&M University - Kingsville is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This course integrates structural geology and seismology to explore the inner workings of the universe and Earth's history, providing students with essential field experiences for professional development.

The Geosciences with Concentration in Geochemistry degree program at the University of Houston Downtown provides both a broad-based curriculum in the liberal arts, the Natural Sciences and a set of courses specific to geology and a petroleum geotechnology focus. 

The Geology B.Sc. at Cal Poly Pomona University is a public programme focused on hands-on learning and faculty-mentored research. Students gain vital skills in geosciences through three distinct tracks: Geology, Geophysics, and Environmental Resources. This degree prepares graduates for professional leadership in a changing world.

Environmental Geology at Minnesota State University Moorhead provides you with an opportunity to understand the physical systems and processes of the earth, including processes that have shaped its past and those that will shape its future, with a particular emphasis on those aspects of rock, water, air, soil, and life where humans and the earth interact.

Training in Geology at Minnesota State University Mankato requires knowledge of fundamental sciences (chemistry, math, and physics) combined with Geology coursework that applies these sciences to the study of Earth’s composition, processes, and structure. 

The Geology degree at Indiana University Northwest focuses on the scientific study of the Earth and offer learning experiences through the traditional lecture, laboratory, and seminar as well as field experience and independent research.

The Geology and Geophysics (Fast Track) program at Texas A&M University is an accelerated 5-year path leading to a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and a Thesis Option Master of Science (M.S.) in Geology.

The Master's University Geology program is designed for students interested in geology, paleontology, or environmental science.

University of West Georgia's Geology, Professional program prepares students for a career in Geology immediately upon graduation or for graduate studies in Geology.  Students take fundamental geology courses such as Mineralogy, Petrology and Structural Geology as well as more specialized courses such as Hydrogeology and Economic Geology.

The Geosciences major at University of California, San Diego embraces a wide range of topics, including the physical and chemical evolution of the planet, the evolution of life, the causes of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, earth-surface processes, the origin and behavior of oceans and atmosphere, and the impact of humans on the environment. 

The B.Sc. in Environmental Science, Environmental Geology at Eastern Washington University is a comprehensive public programme. Over four years of full-time study, students explore the intersection of geological processes and environmental protection, preparing for professional roles in resource management and conservation.

The Geochemistry program at Lewis - Clark State College prepares you for industrial or government laboratory work or graduate work in chemistry or biochemistry.

With strong traditions, Geological Sciences 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.

New Mexico Highlands University's vision is to be one of the leading programs for the study of natural resources management with a geology emphasis and for the placement of students in Environmental Geology undergraduate program and careers.

With Northern Arizona University's Environmental Sciences (Environmental Geology) emphasis, you'll examine how Earth's natural systems interact and change over time.

The Bachelor of Science in Geology, Geospatial Science programme is offered by The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Environmental Geosciences - Geology at Valdosta State University is the study of earth and its four spheres: the lithosphere (the solid earth), hydrosphere (the realm of water), atmosphere (the gaseous envelope surrounding earth) and biosphere (the realm of living things). 

The Environmental Sustainability, Health and Safety - Surveying and Geospatial Analysis program offered by Rochester Institute of Technology prepares you for careers in hazard assessment and emergency planning with the surveying and geospatial analysis option

Surveying and Geomatics is offered by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. It's the only degree program of its kind within 300 miles of the St. Louis area.

Geology from The University of Alabama  draws students with interests in the outdoors, travel, concern for environmental and energy issues and those pursuing careers in geosciences-related industries.