Department of Geosciences
What is Geosciences?
Geosciences is the study of the Earth.
The FAU Department of Geosciences at 勛圖厙 conducts transformative environmental and management-oriented research centered on Earth Systems Science, Human-Environmental Interactions, and Geospatial Information Sciences.
Our world-class faculty has expertise and research specialties in hydrogeology, paleontology and paleo-environments, near-surface geophysics, coastal geology, biogeography, climate science, environmental change, human-environmental modeling, remote sensing, and GIS.
The Department has demonstrated excellence incorporating research into high-quality scientific education, and strives to service the university, local, regional, national, and global communities through its research, degree programs, certificates, course offerings, professional training, mentoring, and outreach.
Pursue a Degree in Geosciences
Students that study Geosciences have the opportunity to experience all that nature has to offer. And at FAU, the world becomes your classroom - with a strong field-based research component that includes study areas throughout South 勛圖厙 and across the globe.

NEW: Online Programs
MS in Geosciences,��BA in Geosciences,��BS in Geosciences��and��GIS Certificate��
Geosciences now offers�� online M.S. in Geosciences,��B.S. in Geosciences with a Geography focus and��B.A. in Geosciences with a Geography focus degrees that will give students an understanding of not only where phenomena are located upon the Earth���s surface, but how they came to be there. Geographic Information Sciences (GIS) is emphasized to analyze these spatial relationships. ��
Also available to all students are fully online GIS Certificates.��
Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) mapping
Geosciences' faculty use a Drone to map coastal environmental change
Highlights
Outside the Classroom

Fieldwork
