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TOP || GEOLOGY UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT TOPICS

For the benefit of students who are searching for some suggestion for project topics and ideas. We have listed down some of our project tittles below. Please note that the below project listed are only to give the students an idea about the various project ideas that are possible. Remember that with great project topic comes great project

THE SUBSURFACE MAPS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN THE OIL INDUSTRY

RESISTIVITY METHODS USED IN HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL DISCONTINUITIES IN THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF THE GROUND WATER DETECTION

GEOLOGY OF WESTERN AKING AND ITS ENVIRONS AND HEAVY METAL DISTRIBUTION IN SURFACE WATER STREAM SEDIMENT, AKING-WEST,SOUTHEASTERN NIGERIA

HEAVY METAL DISTRIBUTION IN SEDIMENT OF AKPABUYO STREAM, CROSS RIVER BASIN SOUTHEASTERN NIGERIA




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