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- GEOLGG18 Palaeoclimatology
- GEOLGG22 Hydrogeology and Groundwater Resources
- GEOLGG23 Deep Earth & Planetary Modelling
- GEOLGG24 Experimental Methods in Water-Rock Interaction
- GEOLGG25 Geodynamics & Global Tectonics
- GEOLG040 Crustal Dynamics, Mountain Building & Basin Evolution
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MSc Geoscience Modules
| Module Code | Credits | Module Title |
| GEOLGG99 | 60 | Dissertation |
| GEOLGG01 | 15 | Research Methods |
| GEOLGG02 | 15 | Research Proposal |
| GEOLGG03 | 15 | Earth & Planetary Systems Science |
| GEOLGG05 | 15 | Earth and Planetary Materials |
| GEOLGG07 | 15 |
Melting & Volcanism |
| GEOLGG08 | 15 |
Physical
Volcanology & Volcanic Hazard |
| GEOLGG09 | 15 |
Earthquake
Seismology & Earthquake Hazard |
| GEOLGG10 | 15 | Tectonic Geomorphology |
| GEOLGG17 | 15 | Palaeoceanography |
| GEOLGG18 | 15 | Palaeoclimatology |
| GEOLG022 | 15 | Hydrogeology & Groundwater Resources |
| GEOLGG23 | 15 | Deep Earth & Planetary Modelling |
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Level 3 courses - options only: |
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| GEOLGG24 | 30 | Experimental Methods in Water-Rock Interaction |
| GEOLGG25 |
30 |
Geodynamics & Global Tectonics |
| GEOLG040 |
15 |
Crustal Dynamics, Mountain Building & Basin Evolution (fieldtrip only; no taught element) |
Students may also take up to two half-unit modules (15 credits; excluding GEOL3011), or one whole-unit module (30 credits; excluding GEOL3030, GEOL3042), from the Department's range of third year undergraduate modules. For the full range on offer, please click here.
Students may also take up to two half-unit modules, or one whole-unit module (total 30 credits) outside the Earth Sciences Department. Modules taught in the Geography Department, such as: GEOGG135 Biological Proxies (15 credits); GEOGG030 Natural Hazards, Social Vulnerability and Disaster Risk Management (15 credits) and GEOGG043 Science and Politics of Climate Change (15 credits) may be of interest to environmental geoscientists.
Alternatively, up to 1 course unit of modules from Royal
Holloway (University of London), Egham, Surrey may be taken. As these
modules are all block-taught, students should beware of clashes with UCL
teaching. 0.5 units = 15 credits. Students with an interest in taking courses at Royal Holloway should contact the Earth Sciences Department to check availability of spaces on courses.
Royal Holloway Modules
- Modules (to be confirmed)
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