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As the core discipline examining Earth’s natural processes and materials, Geosciences boasts unparalleled diversity. Spurred by urgent scientific and social questions, ranging from environmental concerns to the origin and evolution of the planet itself, the Geosciences are experiencing remarkable growth, with excellent career opportunities. The Geosciences 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. Developments in technology and new innovative approaches have transformed graduate study in many areas within Geosciences, and students participate in research utilizing state-of-the-art instrumentation and facilities.
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College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Geosciences
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Admission Requirements Application Website For admission to the Graduate Program in Geosciences, the following, in addition to the Graduate School requirements, are required: A bachelors degree in one of the earth or space sciences or in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, or engineering. A minimum average of B for all undergraduate coursework and a B average for courses in the sciences. Acceptance by both the Department and the Graduate School. Please note that Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test scores will not be considered or accepted in application materials. In special cases, a student not meeting requirements A and B may be admitted on a conditional basis. Upon admission, the student will be informed of the requirements that must be satisfied for termination of this status. The Department of Geosciences offers programs leading to the MAT, MS, and PhD degrees in the Geosciences. The Master of Arts in Teaching degree in Earth Science is a non-thesis degree for which all requirements can be completed in three semesters. The MS degree with concentration in Hydrogeology is a non-thesis MS with most courses offered at times appropriate for working professionals. **NOT accepting applications into this program for 2025 - 26 Academic Year** The MS degree with a concentration in Earth and Space Sciences is a nonthesis program for New York State teachers who have initial certification but need a Masters degree to become fully certified, and to become certified in Earth Science. There are no other residence or language requirements. **NOT accepting applications into this program for 2025 - 26 Academic Year** The MS degree in Geosciences with thesis is typically not a terminal degree. Many students seeking PhD candidacy first earn an MS degree. Students become candidates for the PhD in Geosciences by completing preparatory work leading to successful completion of the PhD preliminary examination. Students are urged to obtain a more detailed description of procedures from the Geosciences Graduate Handbook. Final responsibility for adhering to degree requirements and meeting all deadlines rests solely with the student.
