Master of Science in Geosciences (Non-Thesis Option)

Through a combination of diverse courses in geology, geophysics, environmental science and petroleum engineering, sedimentary geology, and petroleum geophysics, you will acquire broad skills required for the interpretation of our planet’s core characteristics. TU’s geoscience programs encompass a bachelor’s of science, thesis and non-thesis master’s program, and a specialty minor. In addition, Tulsa’s long history of petroleum exploration and development provides you with rich opportunities for research led by our dedicated facultyOur graduates are well respected in the petroleum industry as well as other professions. They establish careers in the industrial, government, legal, and academic arenas as well as environmental companies that specialize in monitoring and remediation. Geoscientists enjoy the freedom of multiple work environments and utilize office, laboratory, and outdoor space to complete their projects. Job opportunities at state and federal agencies continue to grow as more Americans demand improved land and resource management.Job opportunities: Hydrologist, Reservoir geologist, Remediation specialist, Geophysicist, Teacher.

A bachelor’s degree in natural science, physical science, mathematics, or engineering.An undergraduate grade point average of at least 3.0. Students who do not satisfy this requirement but have at least a 3.0 G.P.A. in their major field may be admitted on probation at the discretion of the graduate advisor. Probationary status is removed by completing nine credit hours of approved graduate study with a G.P.A. of 3.0 or higher in one semester for a full-time student and within three terms for a part-time student.Letters of recommendation from at least three professors or former supervisors who are familiar with the applicant’s work performance and academic potential.An acceptable score on the GRE.