地球科學系

The tuition fee is 112,000 TWD per year.

Earth sciences is the discipline concerned with the physical processes that shape the planet, including its solid structure, atmosphere, oceans, and the interactions between them. A bachelor's degree program in this field, such as the one offered by the Department of Earth Sciences at National Taiwan Normal University, located in Northern Taiwan, Taiwan, typically introduces students to geology, mineralogy, meteorology, oceanography, geophysics, and environmental science, alongside supporting coursework in mathematics, physics, and chemistry. Students in earth sciences programs generally study how rocks and minerals form, how earthquakes and volcanic activity occur, how weather and climate systems behave, and how oceans influence the broader environment, often combining classroom instruction with laboratory work and field observation. As a discipline situated in a region prone to seismic activity, earth sciences also frequently touches on natural hazard monitoring and disaster preparedness. Graduates with a background in earth sciences pursue careers in areas such as environmental consulting, geological survey work, meteorology and weather forecasting, oceanographic research, natural resource management, and secondary-school science teaching, among other paths. Some continue their studies at the master's or doctoral level to specialize in a particular branch of the discipline, such as seismology, climatology, or hydrology. Delivered in English, this bachelor's program allows international students to study earth sciences in Taiwan, a location that offers direct exposure to active geological and meteorological phenomena relevant to the field. The discipline suits students with an interest in the natural world and a willingness to combine fieldwork with scientific analysis, and it provides a foundation applicable to environmental, geological, and atmospheric science careers.