Facilities for Students with Mobility Difficulties Students who are unable to undertake fieldwork because of mobility difficulties can study Geology through interactive multimedia technology involving satellite images, video clips and photographs. A programme of visits to geological sites with wheelchair access has also been arranged. Career Prospects Graduates from our geology degrees are highly employable in the petroleum, minerals, water and civil engineering industries, or as environmental scientists. They are also equipped for a variety of jobs requiring a more general scientific training. Recent graduates have found employment with the British Geological Survey, local government, water companies and North Sea oil companies.
Some graduates go on to higher degree courses and others undertake postgraduate teacher training.
You will also gain skills from your other area of study. The assessors commended the extensive provision in applied geology, the range of module choice for students, and the high quality of fieldwork training. Specific Entry Requirements GCSE Mathematics and Double Integrated Science or equivalent. 2 AS or 1 A-level in a science. If your second joint honours subject has significantly different entry requirements the minimum grades will be midway between the two.