Program Overview

Geology Graduate MS

The Department of Geology awards Master of Science (MS) degrees, which prepares students for a variety of geoscience careers. This degree program, usually completed in two - three years, requires coursework, a research project and thesis.

Admissions

The application for Admission to the Geology M.S. Program can be submitted through the University of Kansas Office of Graduate Admissions.

Requirements

MS in Geology Required Coursework

Geology has many sub disciplines, and the department tailors each student’s curriculum to the needs and interests of the individual. Current degree requirements can be viewed in the KU online catalogue. Additional information regarding Geology Graduate Student policy and processes can be reviewed in the Graduate Student Handbook.

Geology Degrees

• Geology Undergraduate BA
• Geology Undergraduate BS
• Geology Undergraduate Minor
• Geology Graduate MS
• Geology Graduate PhD
• Environmental Geology PSM and Environmental Geology Certificate
• Geology Graduate NDS

Facilities and Contact

Ritchie Hall | Earth, Energy & Environment Center
1414 Naismith Drive, Room 254
Lawrence, KS 66045

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