Program Prerequisites: Educational Background: High school diploma or equivalent with coursework in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Strong Scientific Foundation: Understanding of basic scientific principles, including Earth sciences, physical sciences, and environmental issues. Mathematical and Analytical Skills: Ability to apply mathematical models and data analysis techniques to solve geoscience-related problems. Fieldwork Experience: Interest and aptitude for fieldwork, as the program involves a significant amount of on-site research and data collection. Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking: Strong ability to analyze data, form hypotheses, and apply scientific reasoning to address environmental and geoscientific questions. Technical Proficiency: Familiarity with geospatial tools, GIS (Geographic Information Systems) software, and laboratory equipment for geological analysis. Communication Skills: Ability to effectively communicate scientific findings in written reports, research papers, and presentations.