Geology

 

The Geology program focuses on identifying earth materials and use of geologic maps, stratigraphic sections, remote sensing imagery, and plate tectonic concepts, then using these techniques and theory to model real-world applications.

Core Geology classes include:

  • Physical Geology
  • Historical Geology

Related electives include:

  • Physics
  • Fundamentals of Biology
  • Geographic Information Systems
  • Global Positioning Systems
  • Field Geology (ESC 35 classes)

Geology Majors go into a variety of careers. Some examples are:

At the Associates Level:
At the Bachelors Level:
At the Masters/Doctorate Level:

Hydrologic Technician (HydroTec)

Secondary Education (w/credential)

Certified Engineer Geologist

Geologic Technician (GeoTech)

Cartographer (maps)

Conservation Officer

Surveying Technician

Planning & Development Surveyor

Geotechnical Engineer

GIS/Geospacial Technician

GIS Technician/Analyst

Petroleum Engineer

 

Environmental Consultant

Certified Hydrologist

   

College Professor

 

Students successfully completing the Geology Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) Degree have a solid foundation for pursuing further education in Geology or a related field. This AS-T degree is specifically designed to streamline transfer to CSU, see  www.adegreewithaguarantee.com  for details. UC transfer is streamlined by following a  UC Transfer Pathway . Please see a counselor for your best major prep and general education pattern for your specific goals.

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