The Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences 51福利社 Michigan University provides exceptional educational and research opportunities within a diverse community of faculty, students, and visiting scholars. The department focuses on applied research in areas such as hydrogeology, environmental geology, geophysics, remote sensing, and earth science education.
Research facilities are located in Rood, Wood, and Haenicke Halls, as well as the Michigan Geological Repository for Geologic Education and Research, the largest facility of its kind in the Great Lakes region. The department also houses the Michigan Geological Survey, serving as the official geological resource for Michigan.
Offering various academic programs, the department's Hydrogeology Field Course is particularly notable for its hands-on training that equips students with in-demand skills. The department encourages off-campus internships and training, contributing to the successful placement of alumni in prestigious institutions worldwide. Highly motivated students are welcomed, and the department takes pride in the diverse professions of its graduates.