A
concentration plan in the Department of Geological Sciences is developed in consultation
with a concentration advisor. A proposed plan must be approved in its
entirety by the appropriate advisor prior to registration for the first term
of concentration. Thereafter, progress through the plan and future elections must
be reviewed, and approved in advance, whenever a change is proposed and
in any case no less frequently than at the beginning of each new academic year
of residence. Certification must also be obtained from an advisor, on an official
LS&A Concentration Release Form, immediately prior to submission
of the application for the degree.
Information
about concentration program options in geological sciences and about appointments
with concentration advisors is available at 2534 C.C. Little Building.
Geological Sciences departmental information The Department offers outstanding students an extraordinarily rich educational environmen: a strong and innovative instructional curriculum in which students experience the satisfaction of learning and academic growth.
Concentrations The department offers concentrations in: Geological Sciences; Earth Sciences; Earth Systems Science; Environmental Geosciences; and Oceanography. 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 also offers a Teacher's Certificate Program.
Academic minor in Geological Sciences are not open
to students with any concentration or any other academic minor in
Geological Sciences. Students wishing to pursue an
academic minor in Geological Sciences must develop a specific plan
for its completion in consultation with the department's designated
advisor. Appointments are scheduled at 2534 C.C. Little
Building.
