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Careers in Earth Sciences
A B.Sc. in Earth Sciences sets the foundation for a wide range of exciting and rewarding professional careers. Our students and alumni go on to pursue graduate studies as well as professional positions in environmental consulting, the resource sector, government, and NGOs to name just a few. From data and laboratory intensive research to field-based work across the globe, Earth sciences offers challenging careers for all students passionate about science.
Diverse
Well-paying
Multidisciplinary
Challenging
As with other professions like medicine, engineering and law, Geoscience is a regulated profession in Canada. Our programs prepare undergraduates for registration as professional geoscientists (P.Geo) in Environmental geoscience or Geology with Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia, the governing body that regulates geoscience practice in BC.
"Get outside"
An expedition in Skaergaard, East Greenland in 2017 to investigate how rocks and mineral deposits form in the roots of volcanoes.
Expedition Leader: Dr. Sam Weatherley
Expedition Team: Prof. Marian Holness, Dr. Jens Andersen, Dr. Brendan Dyck, Dr. Gautier Nicoli, Victoria Honour
Lab petrologist : Anne-Maria Dobsa
Directing/Editing: Freddie Smith
Laboratory camera: Andreas Thaulow
Location cameras: Gautier Nicoli, Jens Andersen and Sam Weatherley
Drone operator: Jens Andersen
Nuke artist: Johs Møgelvang
Sound design: Kevin Koch
Music: "Waltz of the Flowers" by Tchaikovsky
"Glaciers & Climate Change"
Science Inquiry Video:
featuring former SFU EASC Post-Doctoral Fellow, Laura Thomson
- Produced by SFU Faculty of Science in collaboration with School District 43 (Coquitlam)