Geological Engineering
Geological Engineering
Geological engineering teaches you to assess ground conditions and geological hazards to judge whether a site is suitable for construction. Geological maps, drilling, ground investigations and testing construction materials are part of the job.
EngineeringWhat do graduates do?
- Civil engineering contractors
- Engineering consultancies
- Environmental consultancies
- Government
Before you apply
A relevant degree is required; in the UK Chartered Geologist status needs at least five years' experience.
Examples of schools where you can study this subject
3 schools in 2 countries. Programmes were checked on the schools’ own websites. These are only examples; every country has many more options. We choose the schools that fit your budget, documents and goals together.
USA
Canada
What to know, country by country
For each country where you can study this subject: an example tuition fee and the next step in the timeline. You can find the details in our country guides.
- 7 November 2026
SAT exam (next date 5 December 2026). Whether a school asks for a test varies by school
- 7 November 2026
Recommended application date for the University of Toronto first review rounds (OUAC 105)
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- We choose schools from 26 countries that fit your grades, budget and documents.
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Other fields of study in this category
Last checked: November 2026.

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