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Program Format: Campus Program Level: Associate

Geology from Metropolitan Community College - Longview - Lees Summit MO is a Campus Associate Geology degree that prepares you for a Science career. Description Geologists study the earth to better understand its history, composition and structure. Within the geology field, there are different areas of focus - mineralogists who study rocks, minerals and stones; paleontologists who determine what the earth was like during prehistoric times; and ecologists who strive to protect the environment are just a few. The science of geology applies to many areas including: Petroleum industry Natural gas industry Oil companies Engineering firms Environmental firms Construction Teaching Research MCC offers a range of geology electives to choose from including: physical geology, environment, oceanography and solar/voltaics systems. Our MCC-Blue River campus includes a wind turbine and solar panels so you can gain hands-on training. Many electives include trips outside the classroom to make learning more interactive. View more details on Metropolitan Community College - Longview . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Geology courses.

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