Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Geological Engineering] From University of North Dakota

Geological engineering encompasses:

1. exploration and extraction of mineral and energy resources;
2. geomechanics/geotechnics;
3. hydrogeology and water resources;
4. reclamation and contaminant remediation;
5. environmental site assessment; and

1. natural hazard investigation.

These areas of expertise incorporate geology with elements of civil, environmental, mining, and petroleum engineering. To meet these demands, the curriculum contains a broad background in physical and social sciences, humanities, communications, mathematics, geology, and engineering. Opportunities are available in cooperative work experiences and internships. Our four-year program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Geological Engineering. The program culminates with a capstone senior design project tailored for individual students, or, if appropriate, teams of students. Our program has the following educational objectives for its graduates:

1. Program graduates shall be able to pursue satisfying careers in geological engineering or related fields that contribute to the well-being of society.

2. As professionals, program graduates shall enhance productivity through technical innovations, improve communication skills, and acquire new knowledge, including licensure if it is required to accomplish their goals.