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To understand how our planet works, at depth and at the surface, the ideas and principles of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Geography are integrated in the exciting and stimulating studies which make up Earth Sciences. It is a fast-moving, diversifying, multidisciplinary field that ranges from understanding Earth materials at the atomic level, through the geological processes that drive volcanoes and earthquakes, surface processes that shape landscapes and create the geological record, biological processes that build diversity and bring extinction, up to planetary-scale systems, such as plate tectonics, climate and the origins of life and ecosystems.
UCL Undergraduate Open Week will now take place from Monday, 29 June to Saturday, 4 July 2020.
Resources:
All Modules: a wide variety of modules in our degrees and stream choices.
Term Dates: Find out more about term dates and college closures.
Fieldwork: Experience how we at Earth Sciences work in the field.
Teaching Timetable: See what's being taught, when, where and by whom across UCL.
Academic Manual : academic regulations, policies and procedures.
New Students: what you will be expected to do during your first few weeks at UCL.
UCL IT Support: Central IT services for all UCL students and staff.
Careers: what careers Earth Scientists have gone into and how we keep in touch with our Alumni.
Greenough Society: the backbone for socialising for ES students including social events, lectures and geological field trips.
UNDERGRADUATE TUTOR: Prof Juergen Thurow
020 3108 6392 (56392)
AFFILIATE TUTOR: DANUTA KAMINSKI
020 3108 6355 (56355)
ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATOR: SuSIE RIZVI
020 3108 6339 (56339)