Admission requirements
The Bachelor’s Degree in Geological Sciences is an open-access programme.
Career opportunities
The degree in Geological Sciences prepares graduates for a variety of career paths. They may continue their studies with a Master’s degree to further develop their expertise, or enter the job market directly in qualified technical roles.
The skills acquired enable work in both public and private sectors, particularly in defining the geological framework of an area, monitoring critical issues, and supporting environmental protection, management and enhancement. Career opportunities include:
- Public and private research institutions and laboratories
- Companies, professional firms and consultancy services
- Local authorities and public administrations
- Mining and energy industries
- Parks and nature reserves
- Educational and science communication centres
After passing the State Examination, graduates may register with the Professional Register of Junior Geologists (Section B) and obtain the qualification required to practise as geologists in specific fields.
The Bachelor’s Degree in Geological Sciences, therefore, represents an engaging academic and professional opportunity for those who wish to actively contribute to understanding and protecting our planet.