Geosciences - Environmental Geology Concentration, BS

Ken Johnson, PhD, Coordinator
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The Bachelor of Science in Geoscience with Concentration in Environmental Geology provides both a broad-based curriculum in the liberal arts and the natural sciences. In addition to a broad foundation in the geosciences, this degree includes a set of courses with an environmental focus. This degree is designed to meet the needs of those interested in graduate studies in environmental geology or in the environmental industry.

Degree Requirements

General Education Requirements

Common Core Requirements

See the Common Core Requirements section of the catalog for Undergraduate Academic Programs.

Integrated Requirements in Communication and Ethics

Students pursuing degrees in the Natural Sciences must complete two courses in written communication and one course in ethics. Generally these required courses are integrated into each degree. A list of these required courses is found here .

Major Requirements

Mathematics and Science (36-38 hours)

Geology Core Courses (32 hours)

Note:

* Field Geology may be coordinated with other universities by departmental approval

Area of Concentration (15 hours)

Environmental Geology (15 hours)

3 Hours from the Following:

Free Electives

Electives must be taken to complete the minimum 120 hours required for the degree.