B.Sc. Geophysics is an undergraduate programme designed for students interested in applying physics and mathematics to study the Earth. The curriculum typically covers fundamental geology, mineralogy, structural geology and geomorphology alongside core geophysics areas such as seismology, gravity and magnetic methods, electrical and electromagnetic methods, and geophysical data processing. Students also build quantitative skills through calculus, statistics, programming/GIS basics and numerical methods, which are essential for interpreting subsurface data. Practical learning is central to the course and may include field surveys, instrument handling (e.g., magnetometers, resistivity meters), laboratory work, and report writing. The programme is relevant to industries and agencies involved in oil and gas exploration, mining, groundwater assessment, infrastructure site investigation, and environmental monitoring. After graduation, students may take up entry-level roles such as junior geophysicist or geophysical survey trainee, or pursue M.Sc. Geophysics/Applied Geophysics, M.Sc. Geology, or specialised training in seismic interpretation and geospatial technologies.