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Welcome to the Kansas State University Department of Geology! We have been preparing students for careers and advanced studies in the profession for over 60 years, and their successes have made us proud. Our alumni - and alumnae - are all over the world, and show their appreciation for their time here in many important ways.

The Department is located in Thompson Hall and consists of 13 faculty members, one support staff member, and about 60 undergraduate majors, and 16 graduate students. We offer B.A., B.S., and M.S. degrees and make the Kansas State University experience more than a program of study, with careful and caring advisement, mentoring, activities, and a common interest in career advancement in the geosciences.

We maintain active research programs in a wide range of geoscience subdisciplines including chemical hydrogeology, petroleum geology, exploration seismic and near surface geophysics, Late Pleistocene geochronology, igneous petrology, volcanology, climate change, tidal sedimentation processes, luminescence dating, and biomineralization.

If you are interested in furthering your undergraduate or graduate education at a school where students are truly valued let us know. We'll be looking for your inquiries.

Position Available - Assistant Professor, Environmental Geobiology

The Department of Geology at Kansas State University invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professorship for the fall of 2012, in the field of Environmental Geobiology. For details of this advertisement, please see the full position announcement (PDF) or the Office of Affirmative Action's condensed announcement and other employment information.


Questions about this position may be directed to Dr. Saugata Datta at sdatta@k-state.edu, or 785-532-2241.


Kansas State University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and actively seeks diversity among its employees. A successful pre-employment background check is required before a job is offered.