GEOL courses at Auburn
7,072 GEOL courses at Auburn University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- GEOL 1100Dynamic Earth
- GEOL 1107Honors Dynamic Earth
- GEOL 1110Earth and Life Through Time
- GEOL 1117Honors Earth and Life Through Time
- GEOL 2000Professional Development
- GEOL 2010Mineralogy and Optical Crystallography
- GEOL 2050Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
- GEOL 2100Environmental Geology
- GEOL 3060Lunar and Planetary Geology
- GEOL 3200Introduction to Paleobiology
- GEOL 3300Evolution and Extinction of the Dinosauria
- GEOL 3400Structural Geology
- GEOL 3550Field Geology: Methods and Application
- GEOL 3650Advanced Field Geology
- GEOL 4110Stratigraphy
- GEOL 4200Sedimentary Petrology and Stratigraphy
- GEOL 4210Economic Geology
- GEOL 4260Introduction to Geochemistry
- GEOL 4300Geodynamics
- GEOL 4740Senior Seminar
- GEOL 4920Internship6 credits
- GEOL 4930Directed Studies in Undergraduate Research3 credits
- GEOL 4970Special Topics in Geology8 credits
- GEOL 4980Undergraduate Research Methods3 credits
- GEOL 5060Introduction to Micropaleontology
- GEOL 5100Hydrogeology
- GEOL 5220Geomorphology
- GEOL 5300Basin Analysis
- GEOL 5440Electron Microprobe Analysis
- GEOL 5500Petroleum Geology
- GEOL 5600Applied Geophysics
- GEOL 5700Geohealth
- GEOL 5840Climate Change and Society
- GEOL 6060Introduction to Micropaleontology
- GEOL 6100Hydrogeology
- GEOL 6220Geomorphology
- GEOL 6300Basin Analysis
- GEOL 6400Principles of Earth Science
- GEOL 6440Electron Microprobe Analysis
- GEOL 6500Petroleum Geology
- GEOL 6600Applied Geophysics
- GEOL 6700Geohealth
- GEOL 6840Climate Change and Society
- GEOL 7100Geocommunication
- GEOL 7170Impact and Planetary Geology
- GEOL 7200Tectonics
- GEOL 7250Groundwater Hydrogeologic Modeling
- GEOL 7260Aqueous and Environmental Geochemistry
- GEOL 7300Cycles Through Earth History
- GEOL 7400Advanced Economic Geology