Geology University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin 1998-99 Visit the Geological Sciences Web site. The geological sciences encompass a variety of types of studies of the Earth, including considerations of composition, structure, prehistoric life, internal and surfical processes, and geological history.
Students undertake the study of geological sciences in the classroom, laboratory, and field.
Students in geological sciences earn the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. I Six credit hours of GLY courses at the 400 level or above, not including GLY 495 or GLY 496. Elective II Six additional credit hours at the 300 level or higher of either GLY courses or courses in a related field. A 200 level, two-course sequence in physics. Six additional hours in related fields, including at least one course in statistics or computer methods.