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Earning a graduate degree in Geology and Geological Engineering from Mines equips you for career advancement as a top professional in Earth science and responsible resource management. Through hands-on learning and cutting-edge research addressing modern challenges, your potential for growth knows no bounds.
The Master of Science (Geological Engineering) program consists of 36 credit hours, combining coursework and research. A minimum of 12 credits must be dedicated to research. Students can specialize in three key areas: engineering geology/geotechnics, groundwater engineering, or mining geological engineering. Each candidate must complete an original research thesis, with both the thesis proposal and study plan requiring approval from the Thesis Advisory Committee prior to commencing major research work.
Total Credits - 36