BSc Geology

• Four-year geology program under Tribhuvan University focusing on earth materials, earth processes, natural hazards, mineral resources, and geological investigation techniques.

• Covers Earth’s structure, processes, materials, and the physical forces shaping landscapes.
• Builds proficiency in mineral identification, rock analysis, geological mapping, surveying, and fieldwork.
• Trains students to interpret Earth history, natural hazards, climate patterns, and resource distribution.
• Includes theoretical courses, lab work, field excursions, and applied geological studies.
• Suitable for students aiming at careers in hydropower, mining, engineering geology, environment, climate science, or advanced studies (MSc Geology, MSc Engineering Geology).

Curricular Structure in Table

Features
• Field-intensive program with mapping, surveying, and sampling
• Strong laboratory component in mineralogy, petrology, paleontology, and geophysics
• Electives such as geomorphology for specialization
• Direct relevance to hydropower, mining, environmental, and engineering sectors
• Mix of theory, practical labs, fieldwork, and applied geological studies

Admission Process
• Eligibility: +2 Science (Biology or Physical group) with minimum C grade in all subjects
• Apply for the TU BSc Entrance Examination
• Selection based on merit and campus seat availability
• Required documents:
– +2 transcript and character certificate
– SEE/SLC certificates
– Citizenship copy
– Passport-size photographs

Job Prospects
• Geological assistant in government departments
• Field geologist for mapping, surveying, and sampling
• Exploration assistant in mining, petroleum, and mineral industries
• Engineering geology support roles in hydropower, roads, tunnels, and infrastructure
• Environmental and hazard-assessment technician
• Hydrogeology and groundwater-survey assistant
• Lab assistant in mineralogy, petrology, paleontology
• GIS, remote-sensing, and data-processing roles
• Entry-level positions in NGOs/INGOs working in climate, disaster, and environmental sectors