About Geology: Environmental Geology in Northwest Missouri State University
The environmental geology major teaches students about geology as it relates to human impacts on the natural world. Faculty focus on three core areas: hydrology, natural disasters and geology and natural resources.
Hydrology relates to water and water resources. Students learn where and how water is distributed, the definition of “good” water, and how to retrieve and protect the good water. Students study natural disasters and how human activities influence these disasters. Geology and natural resources is the study of the production of gas, metal and stone, and the relationship between natural resources and modern society.
Academic qualification equivalents
- Applicants must have completed High School with a GPA of 3.0 (80%) or higher
English language requirements
- IELTS :5.5
- TOEFL IBT: 61
- PTE: 44
Northwest Missouri State University Highlights
Type of University |
Public, Coed |
Established Year |
1905 |
Campus Setting |
Rural |
Location |
Maryville, Missouri |
Annual Endowment |
27.26 million USD |
Percentage of International Students |
6% |
Student-Faculty Ratio |
22:1 |
Annual Acceptance Rate |
78% |
Official website |
nwmissouri.edu |
Northwest Missouri State University Cost of Attendance
Undergraduate
Item |
Cost |
Tuition* |
12,527.48 |
Fees |
3,829.00 |
On-Campus Living Expenses(9 Months) |
9,022.00 |
Health Insurance - approximate |
1,265.37 |
Orientation and Student Service Fees |
300.00 |
Estimated Undergraduate Cost |
USD 26,943.85 |
Graduate
Item |
Cost |
Tuition* |
5,940.00 |
Fees |
2,667.60 |
Living Expenses (9 months) |
5,400.00 |
Health Insurance - approximate |
1,266.00 |
Orientation and Student Service Fees |
225.00 |
Estimated Graduate Cost |
USD 15,498.60 |
*Tuition fees are based on academic program irrespective of in-state or out-of-state residency