Many of our graduates have been accepted into excellent graduate school programs around the country, including: Harvard University, Cornell University, University of California at Berkeley, South Dakota School of Mines, Colorado School of Mines and the University of Arizona. Here’s a more short list of recent alumni and the graduate programs that they were accepted into.
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M.S. in Geological Sciences Ph.D. in Environmental Geochemistry MAT in Science Education (Earth science) M.S. in Geological Sciences J.D. and Masters of Environmental Law and Policy M.S. in Geology (paleontology) M.S.Ed. in Earth Sciences M.S. and Ph.D. in Geology |
M.S. in Geophysics Ph.D. in Geology Ph.D. in Geology (metamorphism/structural deformation) M.S. in Geology (geomicrobiology) M.S. in Geology (environmental geology) Dual M.S. degrees in Mineral Science & Museum Curation M.S. in Geology (biogeology and sedimentary chemistry) |
Hartwick students may also find quality employment directly out of their undergraduate degree, or after completing one or more graduate degrees. Our alumni work in academia, in the natural resources industries, for the US Geological Survey, for the National Park Service, for state and local governments, for major museums, as well as for environmental engineering and monitoring firms around the country.
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Assistant Professor of Geology (starting Fall 2016) Earthquake/Volcano Hazard Program Coordinator (starting June 2016) Physical Science Technician Oil Rig Project Manager in North Sea Mine Geologist Membership Coordinator Environmental Specialist |
Staff Geologist Environmental Specialist Supervising Well Logger Park Interpreter/Ranger Self-employed hydroelectric dam engineer Scientific Contractor – Division of Mineralogy |