Bachelor of Science in Geology

Exploring Earth's Secrets Through Scientific Discovery

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Program details overview

Bachelor of Science in Geology

Parul University’s B.Sc. in Geology program is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of Earth’s structure, minerals, natural resources, and geological processes. The curriculum integrates theoretical learning with hands-on field studies, laboratory analysis, and industry exposure, preparing students for careers in natural resource exploration, environmental consulting, and geotechnical engineering.

This program is ideal for students passionate about studying rocks, minerals, natural disasters, and earth sciences to contribute to sustainable resource management and environmental conservation.

Here is how you can study this program

Bachelor of Science in Geology

3 year program

The 3-year B.Sc. program in Geology provides students with a strong foundation in earth sciences, focusing on the structure, composition, and processes of the Earth. The curriculum includes subjects such as mineralogy, petrology, paleontology, and structural geology, combined with practical training in geological mapping and fieldwork. Students develop essential analytical and observational skills used in natural resource exploration, environmental assessment, and geotechnical studies. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in mining, oil and gas, environmental consulting, and geological surveying, as well as for advanced studies in geosciences.

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Deadline extended until July 31

10

Days

08

Hrs

42

Min

23

Sec

Applicable deadline

22 Aug 2025

Starting date

01 Feb 2025

Format

Full-time 3 years

Credits

180

Fee

1,02,300 PA

Language

English

Eligibility

Candidate shall have passed 12th Examination in Science stream from a recognized board.

Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in Geology

4 year program

Aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the 4-year B.Sc. (Honours) in Geology offers an advanced and research-oriented curriculum with multidisciplinary integration. Students explore specialized areas such as geophysics, hydrogeology, remote sensing, and environmental geology. The program emphasizes project-based learning, field research, industry internships, and skill enhancement modules, fostering a deep understanding of Earth's dynamic systems. Graduates are equipped for global career opportunities in natural resource management, environmental monitoring, disaster risk assessment, and scientific research, or for pursuing higher education in geosciences and allied fields.

Secure your study place!

Deadline extended until July 31

10

Days

08

Hrs

42

Min

23

Sec

Applicable deadline

22 Aug 2025

Starting date

01 Feb 2025

Format

Full-time 4 years

Credits

180

Fee

1,02,300 PA

Language

English

Eligibility

Candidate shall have passed 12th Examination in Science stream from a recognized board.

You can study this program as a dual degree program

While you are studying your main degree, you can also study another degree as a dual degree program which provides you an opportunity to explore multiple fields of study. With Dual Degree you can study your main degree in physical mode and your second degree in hybrid mode with adjustable study hours

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Why study this program

Be a part of a engaging learning atmosphere that gives you the tools to excel in your career of choice.

High Demand

Geologists play key roles in industries like oil and gas, mining, water resource management, and environmental consulting.

Interdisciplinary Curriculum

The program covers petrology, structural geology, paleontology, mineralogy, geophysics, and hydrology to equip students for both research and industry careers.

Field-Based Learning

Students gain practical exposure through geological surveys, rock and mineral identification, and mapping exercises in real-world terrains.

Understand the Earth’s Dynamics

Geology explores the physical structure, processes, and history of the Earth—making it vital for natural resource management, environmental protection, and hazard assessment.