Upon completion any of the BSU Hydrologic Science degrees, students will be prepared to begin a career as a hydrologist, geoscientist, environmental scientist or engineer in government, private, and academic sectors, or continue with advanced graduate education. View the Department of Geosciences Academic Programs page. Students in the Hydrological Sciences Program can earn the following degrees:
- BS Geoscience, Hydrologic Science Emphasis
- BS Civil Engineering, Water Resources Emphasis
- MS Hydrologic Sciences
- MS Earth Science, Hydrology (non-thesis)
- MS Civil Engineering
- PhD Geoscience
- PhD Geophysics
Admissions
To initiate the application process, you should do two things:
- Contact faculty members with whom you think you might want to undertake your research. See the Faculty Web Pages.
- Follow the admissions processes for the home department of your potential advisor, either Geosciences or Civil Engineering . If you do not have an advisor selected, follow the admissions process for the Department of Geosciences.