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Founded in 1900 by Charles Gould, the School of Geosciences has been a leader in the Geological Sciences for over a century. Geologists and geophysicists investigate the processes that shape the Earth; analyze Earth history; predict future geologic events; search for new sources of energy, water and other natural resources; and endeavor to protect the quality of Earth’s environment.  Geology focuses on the structure and interactions of the Earth’s minerals and rocks, while geophysics applies mathematics, physics and modeling to study the interior and electromagnetic and gravitational fields of the Earth.

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Petroleum is synonymous with energy. Over 70 percent of the energy used in the United States originates from oil and natural gas. Petroleum engineering is a multifaceted discipline that is directed toward capitalizing on natural resources.  Petroleum engineers may work on specific production-related challenges in a technical area or may work to solve broad technical challenges within an organization. Students excel due to state-of-the-art laboratories, top paying summer internships, substantial scholarship support and both domestic and international opportunities.

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