Geology is the science that studies the Earth’s physical structure and substances, the history of rocks, the processes that act on them and the most economic way to use the world’s resources. Geology involves methods and knowledge from biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics.
Here are the List Of Geology Schools In Uganda
Makerere University College Of Natural Sciences
The Makerere University GIS Centre
Kampala International University
International University Of East Africa
MAKERERE UNIVERSITY WILDLIFE HEALTH AND MANAGEMENT STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
Kyambogo University
Victoria University Kampala
Institute of Petroleum Studies Kampala
Nkumba University
Makerere University College of Engineering Design Art and Technology
Soroti University
Gulu University (GU)
Kigumba Petroleum Institute
What subjects are needed for geology?
- English (Home Language or First Additional Language)
- Pure Mathematics.
- Physical Science.
- Life Sciences.
What is geology all about as a course?
Geology is the science that studies the Earth’s physical structure and substances, the history of rocks, the processes that act on them and the most economic way to use the world’s resources. Geology involves methods and knowledge from biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics.
What grades do you need to be a geologist?
Entry requirements
You’ll usually need: 5 GCSEs at grades 9 to 4 (A* to C), or equivalent, including English, maths and science. 2 or 3 A levels, or equivalent, including a science, for a degree. a degree in a relevant subject for postgraduate study.
How many years does it take to study geology?
The basic requirements for registration with SACNASP (as a professional geoscientist) is a four-year (Honours) degree and a minimum of three years’ experience. However, graduates without any work experience may register as Candidates and those with a three-year degree may register in the Certificated category.