Our Bachelor of Arts in Earth Science provides you with the knowledge and skills needed to understand the dynamic processes that shape our planet. With a focus on interdisciplinary learning and hands-on experiences, you'll be prepared for a variety of careers in the geosciences.
Earth Science - B.A.
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Bachelor's Degree in Earth Science
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Earth Science is designed for students who seek more advanced knowledge of Geology than the Minor in Geology, but who have other academic interests that complement their interest in Geology.
The degree is particularly useful when coupled with a minor or BA from an additional field. The B.A. in Geology can be of particular benefit to students with an interest in Education, Anthropology, Environmental Law, Architecture, Leisure Studies, Business, Political Science, Geography, Journalism and other liberal arts or science fields. Other employment opportunities include work as naturalists in parks and museums.
The program requires biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. The Geology sequence includes courses in oceanography, minerals, rocks, fossils, and landforms, whereas that in geography includes courses in meteorology, climatology, soils, and conservation.
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Examples of Possible Careers and Salaries for Earth Science - B.A.
Graduates of 黑料网鈥檚 B.A. Degree in Earth Science are well-prepared for careers in education, environmental advocacy, and science communication. The program鈥檚 broad curriculum, which covers topics such as geology, meteorology, and environmental science, equips students with a strong foundation in Earth systems and processes. Graduates often pursue roles as environmental educators, park naturalists, and sustainability coordinators, contributing to fields like public education, environmental conservation, and community outreach.