Bachelor of Science in Geology - Environmental Geology

Geology is the study of the Earth. At William & Mary the Geology department takes a broad view on the Earth, offering courses that focus on the workings and history of the Earth’s interior, surface, and atmosphere. The Geology department is a dynamic, intellectual community with a strong undergraduate program in which all Geology majors pursue an original research project. Geologists typically go to the field for their primary data, and field trips form a distinctive and critical component of the Geology experience at William & Mary.
The Department of Geology at William & Mary provides a dynamic community for learning about the Earth. We graduate 25 to 40 majors per year and have eight full time faculty and a laboratory coordinator on our staff. All Geology majors pursue an original senior research project and this endeavor forms an important capstone experience. Many of our students present their research at professional meetings throughout the U.S. and write up their results for publication. William & Mary Geology graduates go on to a diverse array of careers that range from the earth and environmental sciences to law, teaching, medicine, and even the clergy. Many recent graduates are pursuing advanced degrees at universities across the country while others are working as environmental geologists, petroleum geologists, and GIS analysts, still others are serving in the Peace Corps and the National Park Service.

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