The Bachelor of Science in General Earth Sciences at the University of Manitoba offers you a comprehensive exploration of our planet's dynamic systems, from the deep geological processes shaping continents to the intricate workings of the atmosphere and oceans. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you are passionate about understanding environmental challenges, climate change, and sustainability, providing a robust foundation in mineralogy, petrology, and structural geology. You will develop a critical understanding of Earth system science and its relevance to contemporary global issues, preparing you for advanced study or a career dedicated to planetary stewardship.
You will engage in hands-on learning, including essential field methods in Earth sciences, throughout this full-time, on-campus program studied over three years. The curriculum is structured to build your expertise progressively, moving from introductory concepts to advanced topics like environmental geoscience and climate change. Through a combination of lectures, laboratory work, and potentially a capstone project or research, you will graduate with the analytical skills and scientific knowledge demanded by employers in environmental consulting, resource management, and scientific research.