Bachelor's Degree in Earth Sciences

At the crossroads of chemistry, mechanics, physics, computer science and life sciences,

Earth Sciences are particularly compatible with the major-minor program at Sorbonne

University. The objective of the single-discipline Earth Sciences degree program is to provide

students with a multidisciplinary education that integrates these subjects to understand the dynamics

of the Earth system.

As part of a bi-disciplinary program, the Earth Sciences major is particularly compatible

with a chemistry minor to train in the themes of geological materials and resources, with a

physics or mechanics minor for themes related to the geophysics of

the Earth's internal or external envelopes, and with a life sciences minor for themes related to paleontology and

oceanography.

The Earth Sciences degree offers two minors:

• An Earth Sciences minor allowing bi-disciplinary students to train

specifically in the issues of geosciences that are related to their major (life sciences,

Mechanics, Physics, Computer Science) via a wide choice of possible teaching units

• A Geology minor that can be combined either with a Chemistry major to prepare for the

Geo-P master's degree, or with a life sciences major to prepare for the

secondary education competitive examinations in SVT.

It also offers a complementary career in Water Quality Resources, Environment allowing students

to combine obtaining their degree with a work-study program in L3.