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192 Master's degrees in Geology in North America
Geoscience, Option in Geochemistry
The Geoscience, Option in Geochemistry program of Montana Technological University is centered in the Chemistry and Geochemistry Department. Students acquire strong fundamental and practical knowledge in chemistry and environmental geochemistry and can choose thesis topics ranging among a large variety of geochemical/environmental topics.
Applied Geological Sciences
The Master of Science in Applied Geological Sciences program at University of Alaska Anchorage implies not only an enhanced level of understanding of the fundamentals of geological sciences, but also an applied skill set that allows students to apply advanced concepts of geological sciences to problem solving.

Geology
The Department of Geological Sciences offers a comprehensive programme of courses coupled with appropriate thesis projects leading to the Geology programme at California State University Long Beach.
Geosciences - Water Sciences
The M.S. degree program with a Geosciences - Water Sciences concentration at Georgia State University provides students with a knowledge of the quality and quantity of water in the environment and modern techniques to assess, model and remediate aquatic environmental problems.
Geological Sciences
The Department of Geological Sciences at University of Saskatchewan accommodates students interested in obtaining an M. Sc. and/or a Ph.D. The department currently enrolls 35-40 graduate students in a large variety of programs. Apply to the Geological Sciences MSc program offered by University of Saskatchewan.
Economic Geology
The Economic Geology program from The University of Arizona is for geologists working in the minerals industry who already have a bachelor's degree in geosciences or a related field and wish to obtain additional education and training.
Geological Sciences
Geological Sciences from California State University Los Angeles prepares students for professional-level employment in industry and government, teaching positions in community colleges, or advanced study towards the Ph.D. degree.
Geology
The Geology program of the University of Colorado at Boulder is a research-oriented department affiliated with a number of research institutes and research centers.
Geology
The Geology program is offered at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Geology
Students that choose Geology programme from Kansas State University usually select a faculty advisor and develop research and course plans during their first term and begin the research project during their second term.
Geology
The Geology program at Southern Illinois University offers programs leading to the Master of Science degree in Geology
Earth and Planetary Sciences
The Earth and Planetary Sciences programme at the University of California, Riverside offers advanced M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. This full-time, on-campus research initiative focuses on geological sciences and environmental change. Students engage in high-level academic training designed to prepare them for professional scientific careers.
Geological Engineering
The degree of Master of Science in Geological Engineering offered at University of Oklahoma offers specialized training in drilling, well completion and stimulation, rock mechanics, production engineering, petrophysics, formation damage and control, miscible, immiscible and microbial enhanced oil recovery.
Paleontology
The Department of Geology and Geological Engineering offers advanced study leading to an MS degree in Paleontology at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Resources available to graduate students in paleontology include the extensive collections of the Museum of Geology.
Geological Sciences
The University of Kentucky offers a degree in Geological Sciences. Students with degrees in geology, any other natural science, or engineering are invited to apply.
Geological Sciences
Geological Sciences offered by San Diego State University is the study of the earth, its past, present, and future. Geoscientists apply basic physical, chemical, and biological principles to understand how the earth was formed, how it evolved, and how it may change in the future.
Geology
The emphasis of the 30-semester-hour East Carolina University's Geology, M.Sc. program in geology is in coastal geology, environmental geology, hydrogeology, and solid Earth geology. It attracts students, in part, due to the location near North Carolina's coastal system that includes extensive barrier islands and the second largest estuarine system in the United States.
Natural Sciences - Geosciences
The M.S. in Natural Sciences - Geosciences program from Columbus State University develops a broad based scientific background in one of four tracks: Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geosciences. The program also develops the research skills necessary to design and conduct original research.
Geosciences
Geosciences from Stony Brook University encompass many disciplines including geology, geochemistry, and geophysics, and its interdisciplinary nature fosters natural links not only with chemistry and physics, but also with environmental science, materials science, engineering, biology, and health fields.
Geology
Geology from Miami University is strongly committed to the integration of high-quality teaching and internationally prominent research at all levels, to recognizing and responding to the continuing evolution of Geology.