746 Bachelor's degrees in Geology

A Geology degree at University of Florida provides a better understanding of our planet and its physical characteristics through an online geology degree from UF Online.

The Geography (Hons) degree from Swansea University is suitable for students with more of an interest in human geography. You will cover geographical themes including global environmental change and the human impact, urban modelling, creative geographies and migration.

Study the Geology with a year in industry programme at Royal Holloway University of London and you’ll combine disciplines including chemistry, physics, maths and geography to fully comprehend the past, present and future of our planet.

Geology is the study of Earth’s history, composition and evolution. We tackle this through a multidisciplinary Geology programme offered at the University College London (UCL) stretching from understanding Earth materials, internal processes that cause volcanoes and earthquakes, to surface processes that shape landscapes. 

The Geology programme at Iowa State University offers a comprehensive B.Sc. degree delivered through a public study mode. This four-year course provides hands-on training in mineral and energy resources, focusing on Earth’s subsurface workings. Students gain essential skills for assessing geological resources and hazards.

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.

All the courses of the Geology BSc programme offered at Imperial combine a strong traditional emphasis on observational and field skills with the numerical and analytical fundamental science required to understand Earth processes and systems quantitatively.

The Geology programme at the University of California, Davis offers both B.A. and B.S. pathways. This public study mode degree explores natural hazards, climate change, and mineral resources. Students engage in rigorous scientific training over a standard four-year duration to solve complex global environmental problems.

The Geological Engineering programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) degree. This interdisciplinary public course focuses on geotechnology, environmental protection, and resource management, preparing students for global on-site investigations.

The Geosciences, Geography programme at Georgia State University is a four-year, full-time B.S. degree delivered in a public study mode. Students explore physical and human environments through qualitative and quantitative methods, mastering spatial analysis and mapping techniques to address global and local challenges.

The Geology BS at the University of Cincinnati is a four-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree type focuses on Earth systems, integrating chemistry, physics, and biology to solve global challenges. Students engage in extensive fieldwork and quantitative analysis to understand our planet.

The Geology and Natural Resources program at Yale University prepares students for the application of scientific principles and methods to the understanding of Earth, the environment, and life on a regional and a planetary scale.

The Joint Major in Physics and Geophysics at McGill University provides a firm basis for graduate work in geophysics and related fields as well as a sound preparation for those who wish to embark on a career directly after the B.Sc.

Earth and Atmospheric Science at York University is offered as a BSc through the Lassonde School of Engineering. Available full-time or part-time, the programme emphasises meteorology, climate science, remote sensing and numerical weather prediction. Co‑op options and a Certificate in Meteorology are available. Study mode: public.

The Geology degree from Kent State University blends rigorous coursework with hands-on experiences to equip you with the skills needed to study the earth's physical structure, natural resources and environmental systems. With access to cutting-edge technologies and experienced faculty, you'll gain the knowledge and skills to launch a rewarding career in the geology field.

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 Geology degree program offered by the California State University Sacramento is designed as a shorter, more flexible preparation for some geology jobs, earth science teaching in high school (see Teaching Credential), and jobs such as park naturalist, environmentalist, geologic planning specialist, or in geology-related businesses.

Requirements for the B.A. Geological Sciences Major offered by Ohio University are designed for students interested in applying a general understanding of the Geological Sciences to such fields as education, library science, technical writing or other areas where a general knowledge of earth sciences is desired.

Xi'an Shiyou University (XSYU), which offers the Geology program, is a unique multidisciplinary university in northwest China characterized by petroleum and petro-chemical engineering.

The Geology programme at the University of Minnesota offers a comprehensive public education exploring Earth’s evolution and materials. Students engage in foundational science through a flexible study mode, focusing on field-based learning and critical research. This bachelor degree prepares graduates for professional geoscience careers.