746 Bachelor's degrees in Geology

At Geology with Secondary Education Certification at Albion College you will investigate change over time, including the evolution of life through fossils, the growth of minerals, and the transformation of landscapes. Through hands-on experience, small classes, and close relationships with faculty, you’ll develop keen analytical, visual, creative and research skills. 

Geology - Environmental Earth Science from the State University of New York at Oswego teaches you to investigate the origin, history, composition and structure of Earth, enabling professional geologists to survey earthquakes and volcanoes; find oil, gas and mineral resources; develop land-use plans; monitor rivers, lakes and coastlines; and much more.

Geology programme of Colgate University focuses on the scientific study of Earth materials, such as minerals, rocks, and fossils, as well as Earth-observing data derived from satellites, geophysical instruments, and models. 

The Land Survey and Mapping Science degree at Saint Cloud State University provides comprehensive training in geomatics. This full-time undergraduate programme combines advanced mathematics with practical fieldwork. Students master modern satellite systems and boundary law over four years of dedicated study on campus or online.

In the Geology program at University of Arkansas is emphasized that students wishing to become practicing professional geologists should hold the Bachelor of Science degree in geology at a minimum. 

In the Earth Sciences - Geology Emphasis degree program from University of Northern Colorado, you’ll learn by doing. Our program stands out for its hands-on field work and research opportunities, providing you with advanced training and direct experience that’s often reserved for graduate students. You won’t merely study science you’ll actively practice it. 

The Geology program at California State University San Bernardino focuses on working to understand the chemical, physical and biological processes that affect and are recorded in rocks, minerals, and earth materials, and using that information to decipher the development of our planet.

For over 80 years, the Geology - STEM Education program at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga has continued a tradition of excellence in undergraduate education. 

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. 

The Geology - Professional programme at Eastern Michigan University is a comprehensive bachelor degree designed for aspiring geoscientists. This full-time course, delivered in a public study mode, explores Earth's structure and history. Students gain essential skills in resource management and environmental evaluation.

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.

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 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.

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.

A student pursuing a Geology program from Loma Linda University will take the first two years of general education and science course work at any accredited community college, college, or university; and the last two years of geology curriculum at Loma Linda University. 

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

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

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 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.