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Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers
Geologist
AttributeGeoscientists, Except Hydrologists and GeographersGeologist
Career area
Science, Environment & Research
Science, Environment & Research
What it involvesStudy the composition, structure, and other physical aspects of the Earth.Study the composition, structure, and other physical aspects of the Earth.
Helpful KCSE subjects
GeographyMathematicsEnglish/KiswahiliChemistry
GeographyMathematicsEnglish/KiswahiliChemistry
Study routes
Postgraduate specialisationUniversity degree
Postgraduate specialisationUniversity degree
Typical training routeBachelor's degree plus advanced professional, postgraduate or specialist trainingBachelor's degree plus advanced professional, postgraduate or specialist training
Entry requirementsCommon cluster pattern: Mathematics A; Physics; Geography; plus another science/cluster subject. Some specific programmes publish minimum grades such as MAT A C+, Physics C+ and Geography/Chemistry C.Common cluster pattern: Mathematics A; Physics; Geography; plus another science/cluster subject. Some specific programmes publish minimum grades such as MAT A C+, Physics C+ and Geography/Chemistry C.
Training durationDegree: about 4 yearsDegree: about 4 years
Work environment
LaboratoryField/OutdoorOffice/Hybrid
LaboratoryField/OutdoorOffice/Hybrid
Employment type
Public sectorNGO/Development
Public sectorNGO/Development
Kenya demandMedium / Specialist - valuable technical field, but research/specialist openings are fewer than general business or service roles.Medium / Specialist - valuable technical field, but research/specialist openings are fewer than general business or service roles.
Outlook / AI impact
Stable-to-growing / AI-augmented
Stable-to-growing / AI-augmented
Professional regulatorNo single statutory professional regulator identified for this general titleNo single statutory professional regulator identified for this general title
Could this suit you?May suit you if the day-to-day work interests you and you are willing to build the required practical skills; useful strengths include Reading comprehension, Clear communication, Pattern recognition.May suit you if the day-to-day work interests you and you are willing to build the required practical skills; useful strengths include Reading comprehension, Clear communication, Pattern recognition.

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