Geology - Humboldt State University

Geology from Humboldt State University is a Campus Bachelor Geology degree that prepares you for a Science career. The Program Students completing this program will have demonstrated: an understanding of the scientific method and the consequences of human activities on the environment and earth resources an understanding of geologic time and evolution; the ability to describe geologic features and processes in a field setting an understanding of geologic classification systems; competence in the construction and interpretation of geologic maps; and techniques for measuring earth geologic processes effective communication of scientific ideas and results verbally and orally, and competence in the manipulation of data the ability to gain employment and/or admission to graduate studies in the earth sciences. The BS degree in geology emphasizes independent research at the senior level and is recommended for students who plan to enter graduate school. The BA degree in geology is for students seeking: preparation to qualify them for employment in private industry or government agencies a liberal arts degree in geology broad understanding of the earth sciences Humboldt's natural setting offers many field opportunities for instruction and research. Students work on projects directly with faculty, who encourage their involvement. At Humboldt State you will also be able to use extensive research tools including petrographic microscopes, an x-ray diffractometer, a high-pressure and temperature experimental petrology lab, geophysical exploration equipment and a real-time kinematic GPS unit. Career opportunities: field geologist, geostatistician, hydrogeologist, reservoir engineer, map editor, petroleum geologist, geophysicist, park naturalist, teacher, mining geologist, engineering geologist, marine geologist, paleontologic curator, research geologist, lab researcher, remote sensing analyst, hydrologist. View more details on Humboldt State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Geology courses.