The Bachelor of Science Honours in Geology is an undergraduate program designed for students passionate about the Earth's processes, history, and resources. This program provides a comprehensive understanding of geological principles through a combination of coursework and research. Students will gain expertise in areas such as mineralogy, petrology, structural geology, and Earth's history, with opportunities to specialize in areas of interest. The Honours designation signifies a rigorous academic path that includes advanced study and often a research project or thesis, preparing graduates for advanced studies or professional careers in the geosciences.
The B.Sc. Honours degree requires 120 credit units, with at least 66 credit units at the senior level (typically third and fourth year). Students must achieve a Cumulative Weighted Average of at least 70% overall and in the subject of Honours to be admitted to the program, typically after completing 60 credit units. Students interested in the Honours program should consult with departmental advisors before their second year.
A degree in Geology opens doors to a variety of career paths in fields such as resource exploration and management, environmental consulting, geological surveys, and research. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in mining, oil and gas, environmental protection, and government agencies.
Students interested in entering an Honours program should consult advisors in the department concerned before registering for their second year. No more than 6 credit units from one subject may be used in specific requirement areas (C1, C2, Junior Course Requirements), with exceptions for English Language Writing and Indigenous Learning requirements.
Tuition and living cost information is not provided on the program pages. International students should refer to the University of Saskatchewan's general admissions or finance pages for estimated costs.
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To enter the Honours program, you need to have completed 60 credit units with a Cumulative Weighted Average of at least 70% overall and in Geology. It is recommended to consult with departmental advisors before your second year.
The B.Sc. Honours degree requires 120 credit units for completion.
Graduates can pursue careers in resource exploration and management, environmental consulting, geological surveys, research, mining, oil and gas, environmental protection, and government agencies.
Tuition and living cost information is not provided on the program pages. International students should refer to the University of Saskatchewan's general admissions or finance pages for estimated costs.
Ensure you meet the academic requirements, consult with a departmental advisor before your second year, and submit your application through the University of Saskatchewan admissions portal. International applicants may have additional steps.