The Department of Geosciences offers a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Geosciences with thesis and capstone options. The degree has concentrations in Geography, Geology, and Water Sciences. Students seeking these degrees can have areas of focus such as environmental sustainability, geographic information science, geology, and urban studies. A graduate degree in Geosciences will open doors to many rewarding careers. The Department of Geosciences offers a Master of Science (M.S.) degree with a concentration in Geography, Geology, or Water Science. In addition, the department offers a graduate certificate in Geographic Information Systems. And in partnership with the Department of Chemistry, students can pursue a Ph.D. in Chemistry with a Geology concentration. The benefits of completing a graduate degree are numerous. First, an M.S. in Geosciences makes you a more competitive candidate regardless of whether it be for a job, another professional school, or an advanced degree. An M.S. in Geosciences will also immediately increase your earning potential. Furthermore, completing an M.S. in Geosciences unlocks a vast professional and academic network, which is critical for your career fulfillment and success.