746 Bachelor's degrees in Geology

The Bachelor of Science in Geology from University of Wyoming is designed for those who intend to become professional geologists and/or those who plan to attend a graduate school in geosciences. 

Geology is the study of the Earth, from the highest mountains to the depths of the oceans. Geology examines phenomena such as earthquakes, volcanoes, glaciers, mountains, shorelines, minerals, gems and global climate change and their impact on the past and future development of the Earth System. Apply to the Geology BSc program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

If you enjoy seeing new places, exploring the outdoors, figuring out the way things work, and applying your skills in practical ways, then the Geology program of Ball State University is for you.

The Geosciences program at the Smith College emphasizes the fact that our planet is geologically dynamic, with 4.5 billion years of history and a future we want to protect. The Earth’s environments are subject to ever-increasing modification by human intervention—potentially changing everyday life as we know it.

The Environmental Science - Earth, Atmosphere, and Geological Resources program at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga prepares you for dynamic and diverse careers in areas ranging from biodiversity to conservation and more.

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

The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at California State University, Fresno offers courses leading to the Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Geology  as well as the Bachelor of Arts in Natural Sciences and the Minor in Geology which are especially well-suited for primary and secondary teachers.

Whether you see yourself working on environmental projects, helping communities survive earthquakes and floods, or finding sustainable ways for future generations to benefit from natural resources, the Geology program of Kutztown University will give you an excellent foundation for a great career.

Do you care about the environment? Global warming? Contamination? Water pollution? Freshwater resources? Learn about the physical aspects as well as the past, present and future  of the Earth. As a major in the Geosciences program at University of Wisconsin-Parkside, you have opportunity, pursuing your education at a unique time in history with a faster than average  job outlook of 14%.

The Department of Geology at the Marshall University offers a B.S. degree in Geology, a B.A. degree in Geology, and a B.A. degree in Earth Science. The B.S. in Geology degree consists of an interdisciplinary curriculum that provides a sound foundation in both fundamental and applied aspects of geology.

The Geology program of Hope College plays a key role in addressing environmental problems, recognizing and mitigating natural hazards, and procuring natural resources.

The Geology programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a four-year, on-campus Bachelor of Science or Arts. This undergraduate course focuses on physical and environmental processes, offering full-time study in Eau Claire. Students gain expertise in mineralogy and hydrogeology through extensive field-based learning.

Geology from St. Lawrence University is the intensive study of earth systems, the lithosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and atmosphere.  It is a field-based science applied to questions related to the identification of the resources needed for modern civilization, environmental contamination/remediation, natural disasters, climatic change, and the history and evolution of the Earth and life.

The Lafayette College offers the A.B. degree, the B.S. environmental track, and the B.S. Geology track. Each degree provides a broad background in the various disciplines of the geosciences.

The Geology programme at California State University Stanislaus is a comprehensive B.S. degree designed for full-time students. This undergraduate course provides a robust foundation in Earth processes and scientific methodology, preparing graduates for professional roles or advanced graduate study in the physical sciences.

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.

The Faculty of Agriculture, Engineering & Natural Sciences from University of Namibia is an internationally recognised citadel of knowledge and a robust ecosystem for discovery and innovation, offering the Geology (Honours) programme to Namibian, SADC, and international students.

The Geological Sciences programme at Western Kentucky University offers a comprehensive B.Sc. degree designed for full-time students. This undergraduate course focuses on sustainable earth solutions, climate change, and resource management, providing the essential foundation for professional geologist licensure over four years.

The Earth Sciences - Geology program at Central Connecticut State University also will prepare students for graduate-level studies in geology or related fields.

The Geological Sciences programme at San Diego State University offers a comprehensive public study mode for those interested in Earth’s evolution. This bachelor degree provides deep insights into managing natural resources and environmental challenges, preparing students for professional registration over a standard duration.