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The Bachelor of Science degree in geology is designed for students interested in geology positions within either the private or public sector, as well as for students who will pursue graduate work. Qualified students are encouraged to seek a graduate degree; however B.S. geologists who have developed solid technical and communication skills have excellent employment prospects in the energy industry and environmental and geotechnical firms. Instructional facilities and equipment include laboratories for mineralogy, petrology, geochemistry, sedimentology, paleontology, hydrogeology, geophysics, geomorphology, structural geology, and excellent computer facilities. Field studies are stressed in upper-level classes, capped by a six-credit field course examining folded and faulted sedimentary rocks as well as igneous and metamorphic rocks in South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. A wide variety of resources are available to augment classroom learning, including cooperative research programs with the West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey, the National Energy Technology Laboratories of the U.S. Department of Energy, the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources, Monongahela National Forest, and numerous private geosciences firms. Internships are encouraged to broaden the learning experience and to enhance employment prospects. Major Learning Goals Upon successful completion of the B.S. degree, Geology majors will be able to: Show competence in the identification of minerals, rocks, and fossils using various field and lab techniques. Demonstrate geological reasoning in the solving of problems. Demonstrate competence in the use of computers for geological problem solving. Describe the connections among energy, mineral and hydrological resource exploitation and their impacts on Earth environments. Describe an exposure of rocks in the field including rock type, sedimentary structures, and fossils; illustrate these data in a graphic column. Create geologic maps and cross sections based on data collected by the student in the field. Interpret the geologic history of a given field area based on appropriate geological maps and cross-sections. Communicate effectively through well-developed writing skills. Demonstrate mastery of the scientific knowledge needed for entry-level employment in geology related professions or for admission to graduate school. Describe the basic geological history of Earth. Careers Engineering Geology Government Hydrogeology Laboratories Law Oil and Gas Paleontology Petroleum Policy
Program overview
Main Subject
Earth and Marine Sciences
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The Bachelor of Science degree in geology is designed for students interested in geology positions within either the private or public sector, as well as for students who will pursue graduate work. Qualified students are encouraged to seek a graduate degree; however B.S. geologists who have developed solid technical and communication skills have excellent employment prospects in the energy industry and environmental and geotechnical firms. Instructional facilities and equipment include laboratories for mineralogy, petrology, geochemistry, sedimentology, paleontology, hydrogeology, geophysics, geomorphology, structural geology, and excellent computer facilities. Field studies are stressed in upper-level classes, capped by a six-credit field course examining folded and faulted sedimentary rocks as well as igneous and metamorphic rocks in South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. A wide variety of resources are available to augment classroom learning, including cooperative research programs with the West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey, the National Energy Technology Laboratories of the U.S. Department of Energy, the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources, Monongahela National Forest, and numerous private geosciences firms. Internships are encouraged to broaden the learning experience and to enhance employment prospects. Major Learning Goals Upon successful completion of the B.S. degree, Geology majors will be able to: Show competence in the identification of minerals, rocks, and fossils using various field and lab techniques. Demonstrate geological reasoning in the solving of problems. Demonstrate competence in the use of computers for geological problem solving. Describe the connections among energy, mineral and hydrological resource exploitation and their impacts on Earth environments. Describe an exposure of rocks in the field including rock type, sedimentary structures, and fossils; illustrate these data in a graphic column. Create geologic maps and cross sections based on data collected by the student in the field. Interpret the geologic history of a given field area based on appropriate geological maps and cross-sections. Communicate effectively through well-developed writing skills. Demonstrate mastery of the scientific knowledge needed for entry-level employment in geology related professions or for admission to graduate school. Describe the basic geological history of Earth. Careers Engineering Geology Government Hydrogeology Laboratories Law Oil and Gas Paleontology Petroleum Policy
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West Virginia University, founded in 1867, is a land-grant institution – and WVU Morgantown is the flagship of a system of statewide campuses. WVU is committed to advancing education, healthcare and prosperity by providing access and opportunity to all. An R1 research institution – one of only 115 in the nation – WVU’s researchers are performing groundbreaking work in energy, physics and astronomy, neuroscience, forensic science and rural health.
WVU Morgantown’s enrollment of 28,409 includes students from all 50 U.S. states and over 2,300 international scholars from 107 nations. WVU offers more than 340 majors at the bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and professional levels from 14 colleges and schools. Majors range from accounting, music industry, aerospace engineering, biostatistics, astronomy, business, energy systems engineering and psychology to public health, global supply chain management, mining engineering, physics, sport management and strategic communications.
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering program is accredited by ABET; WVU is one of only three US universities that offer this major.
And WVU is the only US university to offer bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in forensic and investigative science and has the largest crime scene training complex in the US, which includes four crime scene houses, a vehicle processing center and a vault for bank robbery scenarios.
The University has been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission since 1926, and individual programs hold dozens of specialized accreditations.
U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 America’s Best Graduate Schools included 19 WVU programs, with Petroleum Engineering at #12 and Pharmacy at #36. WVU is one the magazine’s Top 100 Public Universities, and the online Software Engineering graduate program is ranked #10. Bloomburg Business ranked WVU’s College of Business and Economics as the ninth-best for return on investment, and our Statler College of Engineering is ranked the 24th best value for an undergraduate program
Bachelor of Science in Geology
College of Business & Economics, PO BOX 6027, Morgantown, US, Morgantown, United States
Earth and Marine SciencesMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Earth and Marine Sciences
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
Earth and Marine Sciences
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
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Tuition fee and scholarships
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West Virginia University, founded in 1867, is a land-grant institution – and WVU Morgantown is the flagship of a system of statewide campuses. WVU is committed to advancing education, healthcare and prosperity by providing access and opportunity to all. An R1 research institution – one of only 115 in the nation – WVU’s researchers are performing groundbreaking work in energy, physics and astronomy, neuroscience, forensic science and rural health.
WVU Morgantown’s enrollment of 28,409 includes students from all 50 U.S. states and over 2,300 international scholars from 107 nations. WVU offers more than 340 majors at the bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and professional levels from 14 colleges and schools. Majors range from accounting, music industry, aerospace engineering, biostatistics, astronomy, business, energy systems engineering and psychology to public health, global supply chain management, mining engineering, physics, sport management and strategic communications.
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering program is accredited by ABET; WVU is one of only three US universities that offer this major.
And WVU is the only US university to offer bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in forensic and investigative science and has the largest crime scene training complex in the US, which includes four crime scene houses, a vehicle processing center and a vault for bank robbery scenarios.
The University has been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission since 1926, and individual programs hold dozens of specialized accreditations.
U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 America’s Best Graduate Schools included 19 WVU programs, with Petroleum Engineering at #12 and Pharmacy at #36. WVU is one the magazine’s Top 100 Public Universities, and the online Software Engineering graduate program is ranked #10. Bloomburg Business ranked WVU’s College of Business and Economics as the ninth-best for return on investment, and our Statler College of Engineering is ranked the 24th best value for an undergraduate program
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