Students in Saint Louis University's Master of Science in Geoscience program apply physics and chemistry to study Earth processes from the surface to the core. These studies prepare our graduates for diverse careers in government, industry, consulting and academia.<br>The University's geoscience facilities include a network of seismograph stations surrounding the New Madrid fault zone, excellent computing facilities, an environmental geochemistry lab with instrumentation to analyze the chemistries of waters, soils and sediments, a remote sensing lab, and a digital image analysis lab. <br>Extensive research is conducted at the Saint Louis University Earthquake Center and the Seismic Analysis and Remote Sensing Laboratories.<br>Concentrations are offered in geology, geophysics and environmental geosciences.<br>SLU's M.S. in geoscience program prepares students for careers in private industry and government agencies or further advanced studies. After graduating, alumni might pursue a career as an earthquake hazard analyst, environmental consultant or exploration geophysicist.