What do you study to become a minerologist?

Answer 1

Minerology is a sbu-set of geology. Aside from geology you would also want to learn chemistry.

Answer 2

To become a mineralogist, you would typically study geology, mineralogy, chemistry, and sometimes physics. Courses in these subjects provide the necessary background to understand the properties, composition, and formation of minerals. Specialized courses in crystallography, petrology, and fieldwork are also common in mineralogy programs.