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I dont really know how many years it takes to become a mineralogist, but i do know what it is! A mineralogist is someone who studies minerals on or below earth!

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i think you need to do Master in Geology to become Geologist or you can do it by studing Geology as a main subject after BENG in Civil Engineering.

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you need a collage education to be a mineralogist

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How long does it take to become a mineralogist?

7 years


What type of education do you need to become a mineralogist?

i don't know.......... science? Maybe geography?


What is a mineralogist?

A 'mineralogist' is a type of geologist who has specialized in the study of minerals.


Why is mineralogist so important?

mineralogist is so important being they find minerals in the ground if it wasnt for mineralogist we wouldn't have makeup


If a mineralogist is in doubt about the identity of a mineral what can he or she do?

Ask the other mineralogist for help


What does a mineralogist do?

A Mineralogist studies the composition, structure, and other physical aspects of Earth.


When was William Lewis - mineralogist - born?

William Lewis - mineralogist - was born in 1847.


When did James Tennant - mineralogist - die?

James Tennant - mineralogist - died in 1881.


A specialist in the study of substance attained by mining?

Mineralogist


When did William Lewis - mineralogist - die?

William Lewis - mineralogist - died in 1926.


How do you use mineralogist in a sentence?

The mineralogist tripped on a piece of granite and broke his nose.


What is a person that studies minerals?

A person that studies minerals is called a minerologist, or more probably a geologist (with a specialty in mineralogy).