GEOS 275 - Professional Toolkit I

(2 credits)

Focused on aiding students in understanding how to make the most out of their Junior & Senior years in the Geoscience program so that they are prepared to enter the job market upon graduation.  These goals will be achieved through in-depth discussion of the breadth of the geoscience discipline and different opportunities available in the department such as research projects, internships, TA positions, etc. Professional skills covered include time and project management, study skills, networking, resume building, career exploration, science communication, and use of AI in geoscience. Prerequisites: Sophomore status; GEOS 235 - Earth and Life Through Time and GEOS 301 - Field and Analytical Methods I; or instructor permission. Grade only. Offered annually (usually spring semester).

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