Career Definitions – EARTH SCIENCE
EARTH SCIENCE APPLIED GEOLOGY (DEG/PG/PhD)
EARTH SCIENCE Geologists study the physical aspect and history of the earth. They search for oil. Nautral gas, minerials and underground water.
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EARTH SCIENCE (PG/PhD)
This science that deals with the earth or any part thereof, includes the disciplines of geology, geography, oceanography, and meteorology among others.
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Ecology & environment (DIP/DEG/PG DIP)
The study of the inter relationships between organisms and their environment. This is a new science which studies tech effect of ecology and environment changes in various aspects and the scientist in the field studies and determine and recommends steps to maintain ecology and environment balance.
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ECOLOGY & LIFE SCIENCES (PG/PhD)
The study if the inter relationship between organisms and their environment. This I as specialization in the field of ecology and related with the effect on flora and fauna. They also study the effects of influences as such as pollutants, rainfall, temperature and altitude on organisms.
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ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT (DIP)
Ecologist study the relationship between organisms, their environment and how organisations are influenced and affected by such things as pollutants, rainfall, temperature and altitude.This is a new science which studies the effect of ecological and environmental changes in various aspects and the scientist in the field study how to determine and recommend steps to maintain ecology and environment balance.
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GROUND WATER GEOLOGY (DIP)
Ground water Geologists analyze supply, characteristics and condition of water supplies beneath the earth and society’s most responsible way to use these resources.The work of the Ground water specialists combines the skills of different disciplines, including Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics and Engineering.
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