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B.A. in Earth Science (HEGIS 1917) Dowling's School of Arts and Sciences degree programs are all constructed upon a well-rounded core curriculum of arts and humanities, natural science, math, and social sciences. The Earth Science degree provides students with an enhanced ability to analyze, inquire into, and design solutions to the myriad concerns affecting our global environment. Students will better understand the dynamic changes of the earth, from out space to inner space, through coursework in meteorology, oceanography, astronomy, and geology. Students take a hands-on approach in applying the scientific methods and principles learned in the classroom with laboratory experiments and field studies at local mainland beaches. Career Outcomes for Earth Science Majors Dowling's Earth Science degree will prepare you for diverse careers in the physical sciences. The degree can also be applied to the requirements for teacher certification in Earth Science. Exciting career options include those of environmental and resource analyst, regional or city planner, science editor, park naturalist, oceanographer, water resource specialist and others. Students seeking certification to teach Earth Science at the secondary level must consult an education advisor. College-Wide Requirements 5 credits Click here to see college-wide requirements (Math requirement satisfied under major requirements) Core Requirements 33 credits Click here to see core requirements Major Requirements 50 credits
Electives 16 credits Total: 122 credits |
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