BSc in Environmental Geosciences in Fredericton Canada | University of New Brunswick

Environmental geosciences equip earth-science students with interdisciplinary environmental interests the foundation to enter careers or advanced studies in geoscience fields tied to the environment, particularly focusing on water resources, water pollution and cleanup, oceanography, and climate shifts.

Numerous earth scientists work across multiple disciplines.

Geochemists examine the chemical composition of diverse elements ranging from surface and underground waters to molten rock and crustal formations; apply geochemical methods to uncover new mineral and energy deposits; and tackle environmental issues linked to resource extraction.
Biogeochemists explore how chemical elements circulate through Earth's systems, from vital nutrients like carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus to hazardous metals such as mercury and uranium.
Geobiologists focus on fossil studies, species distribution patterns, and the functional evolution of ancient organisms; investigate prehistoric ecosystems, life's historical development, and evolutionary processes; and help determine the chronological sequence of past geological and climatic occurrences.
Geophysicists quantify and analyze Earth's gravitational, magnetic, and electrical forces; capture and interpret seismic waves from both natural earthquakes and human activities; and map underground water sources and hydrocarbon deposits along with their potential leaks.