Most graduates work in mines or for mineral exploration companies. An increasing number of graduates work in environmental geoscience. As a geoscientist, you must be inquisitive and passionate about the world, be prepared to travel, and enjoy working outdoors or in a mining environment. South Africa’s large mining sector provides bursary opportunities. If you have good Mathematics and Physical Sciences marks, and take Geology II and III, you can specialise in Mining Geology through secondand third-year co-majors. The School also offers a selection of specialist courses in Advanced Earth Sciences and Applied Geology co-majors.

High School Completion International English Language Testing System (IELTS) with a minimum test score of 7.0