Geology Postgraduate Degrees

... to programme and year to year. A 30-credit module is considered equivalent to 15 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). You will initially follow the first two years of one of the degree programmes on offer in UCL Earth Sciences (Environmental Geoscience, Geology, Geophysics, or the General... Learn about: Dynamic Earth, Earth Materials...

...Graduate study in oceanography encompasses virtually all of the basic sciences as they apply to the marine environment: physics, chemistry, geology, geophysics, and biology. Applied ocean science and engineering allows for concentration in the major engineering fields of aeronautics... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Environmental Engineering...

...) An introduction to structure of the Earth and the processes that form and modify it. Emphasizes material that is useful for understanding geological events... Learn about: Public Health, Climate Change, GCSE Physics...

... and practical setting. Additionally, we offer a range of other exciting fieldwork opportunities: you can choose to examine glaciers and landscapes in Iceland; undertake geomorphology work in northern Spain; or study water and environmental management in Croatia. We also provide geology field modules in the... Learn about: IT risk, Environmental Science...

...Mountain Building and Basin Analysis Advanced Biodiversity and Macroevolutionary Studies Students can also choose relevant elective modules from UCL Geography... Learn about: Volcanic Hazard, Planetary Systems Science, Physical Geography...

...The Master’s Programme takes advantage of Western Norway’s unique environment for different types of field geology, ranging from Quaternary and glacial geology to Precambrian orogenic and magmatic processes. Our overall goal is to develop new knowledge of the Earth's structure, formation history... Learn about: Programme Planning, English Conversation, English Language...

..., literature, religion, and the arts; and (3) natural sciences, such as biology, ecology, human health, geology, and chemistry. Students work with faculty advisers and the director of undergraduate studies (DUS) to concentrate on some of the most pressing environmental and sustainability issues of our... Learn about: Climate Change...

... Biology Geology Global Change Biology Hydrology: Water in the Environment Introduction to Environmental Chemistry Numerical Skills I Numerical Skills... Learn about: Geographical Skills, Aquatic Ecology, Physical Geography...

...This course has now closed for 2016 entry This course covers topics such as mineral deposit studies, petroleum geology, minerals engineering, accounting, mathematical techniques in finance, and project management... Learn about: Accounting MBA, IT Development, IT Management...

... for surveying and monitoring coral reefs. See this short film.OverviewThe oceans do not exist in isolation but are in constant interaction with the atmosphere and underlying geology receiving energy from the sun and to a lesser extent from geothermal sources. The highly interdisciplinary field of Marine science... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Marine Biology, IT Management...

... materials such as asphalt, cements, concrete, geological materials (e.g. soil and rocks), steel, polymers, and wood. The properties range from elastic... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Environmental Engineering...

.... Manning (Classics; History), Roderick McIntosh (Anthropology), Mary Miller (History of Art), Eric Sargis (Anthropology; Ecology & Evolutionary Biology), Ronald Smith (Geology & Geophysics; Forestry & Environmental Studies), Anne Underhill (Anthropology), David Watts (Anthropology), Harvey Weiss (Near...

...Students develop knowledge of geology, geosciences, geochemistry and the chemical processes used to transform raw materials into commmodities... Learn about: Natural Gas Processing, Global management, Business Sustainability...

...) An introduction to structure of the Earth and the processes that form and modify it. Emphasizes material that is useful for understanding geological events... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Climate Change, Public Health...

... linked with other MSc programmes and research groups in petroleum engineering and reservoir geology at the Institute of Petroleum Engineering (the host institute). The programme is also applicable to non-petroleum subsurface geoscience subjects, such as CO2 storage and groundwater flow. Programme content... Learn about: Waste Disposal, IT Development, Skills and Training...

...This four-year degree gives you a comprehensive understanding of Geology with Geography. You will gain an understanding of Earth alongside the societal consequences of its processes, including volcanoes, earthquakes and floods. You’ll explore the interaction of human society and the Earth using...

... and exploitation, evaluating water resources, understanding of natural hazards, the remediation of environmental problems, and for providing insights into past climate change. Geology also plays a role in geotechnical engineering and is a major academic discipline... Learn about: Geological Mapping, Geological risk prevention, Geological Time Scale...

... and the use of geological natural resources. Extending this degree You can convert your 3-year degree into a 4-year degree by spending an additional year on an industrial placement or overseas, before returning to Leeds to complete your final year of study. Read "Study abroad and work placements". Real world... Learn about: Physical Geography...

... are based on the predictions of computer models of the subsurface. We teach our students the most effective ways to combine the geology, geophysics and reservoir engineering disciplines in order to develop computer models which provide the most robust predictions. The programme has been designed... Learn about: Reservoir Engineering, IT Management, Skills and Training...

...This four-year degree gives you an understanding of Earth alongside the societal consequences of its processes, such as volcanoes, earthquakes and floods. You’ll explore the interaction of human society and the Earth using geology, geography, social science and the core sciences. You’ll be given...