Business, law, medicine, teaching, geology, oceanography: Those are just some of the many careers that our undergraduates have pursued in the past. Our innovative and varied concentration programs provide an interesting path for students to follow on their way to an LSA degree. From our field camp at Camp Davis in Wyoming, to lab work on campus, Michigan students have an opportunity to explore the geological sciences in exciting ways.
The Department of Geological Sciences offers a number of options for interested students, including concentration programs at the BS level in Geological Sciences, Earth Systems Science, Environmental Geosciences, and Oceanography, and a BA program in Earth Sciences, all of which can be undertaken as Honors programs. The Department also offers academic minors in Earth Sciences, Environmental Geology, Geochemistry, Oceanography, and Paleontology, as well as a Teacher's Certificate Program.
To declare a Geological Sciences concentration or minor, students should make an appointment with the Department undergraduate advisor. Click on the GeoSci Advising link in the menu to the right or see https://www.lsa.umich.edu/geo/undergrad/advising/ for contact information.
Questions? Contact the GeoSci Undergrad Student Services Office.
Course Information
Click on this link for information about Geological Sciences courses at the University of Michigan.
GeoSci Courses for Non-Majors (PDF)
Click on this link for a list of GeoSci half-term mini courses, introductory courses in earth sciences, and 300-level courses that do not require prereqs. All these courses satisfy the Natural Science requirement for LSA undergrads.
Fall 08 GeoSci Courses in the LSA Course Guide
Click on the link above for course descriptions for Geological Sciences classes being offered Fall Term 2008.
Shapiro Science Library
The Shapiro Science Library supports research and teaching in the fields of astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, natural resources, physics, and statistics.
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