The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Geology and Geohydrology at the University of Wyoming is designed for students aspiring to professional careers in crucial environmental fields, including consulting, site assessment, hazard evaluation, and remediation. This undergraduate degree provides a robust academic foundation in Earth history, physical geology, and the critical intersection of water, climate, and sustainability. You will explore fundamental concepts in geochemistry, mineralogy, and field geology, preparing you to address complex environmental challenges with scientific rigor.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, engaging with required courses in geology, mathematics, and physical sciences, alongside a broad selection of electives tailored to your interests. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills through courses like Geohydrology, Geochemistry of Natural Waters, and Earth Surface Processes, potentially including opportunities for hands-on field experience and data analysis. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for advanced graduate studies or to enter entry-level positions in environmental science and geology professions.