Courses

The Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences offers courses that cover the breadth of the geosciences. All of our courses, from the introductory to upper level offer field components.

GEOL 100	From Fire to Ice: An Introduction to Geology
GEOL 105	Introduction to Meteorology
GEOL 110	Environmental Geology
GEOL 115	Earth’s Climate: Past, Present and Future
GEOL 120	Geological Disasters, Agents of Chaos
GEOL 130	Dinosaurs, Darwin and Deep Time
GEOL 140	Coral Reefs and Caves: Geology of the Bahamas
GEOL 150	Geologic Evolution of the Hawaiin Islands
GEOL 160	Geology from A (Arches) to Z (Zion): The Geology of the National Parks in the Western US
GEOL 170	Geological and Paleobiological Evolution of Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands
GEOL 200	Earth and Planetary Materials
GEOL 205	Oceanography
GEOL 210	Hydrogeology
GEOL 215	Modern and Ancient Depositional Environments
GEOL 229	Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing in the Geosciences
GEOL 300	Earth Surface Processes
GEOL 307	Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
GEOL 310	Advanced Environmental Geology
GEOL 311	River Form and Function
GEOL 315	Paleoclimatology and Paleoceanography
GEOL 317	Structure and Tectonics of the Earth
GEOL 320	Paleobiology
GEOL 321	Geochemistry
GEOL 322	Environmental Geophysics
GEOL 351-360	Geological Problems
GEOL 495(6)	Thesis