Postgraduate

Academic training enhanced by the high level of research activity in the department.

At the graduate-level teaching we offer academic training enhanced by the high level of research activity in the department. The research personnel and facilities that contributed to our excellent RAE outcome are routinely available for MSci and MSc student independent research projects.

Our Gradual Virtual Open Days:

are a great chance to find out more about your chosen course, the department and studying at UCL. You'll have the opportunity to hear from academic staff and ask any questions you might have about life at UCL.

Geophysical Hazards

Every year, natural disasters affect one in thirty people on Earth. Whether developing or industrialised, all nations are at risk, and the field of natural hazards is today one of the fastest growing areas of research in the Earth and Climate Sciences

Geoscience

The programme aims to integrate theoretical studies with essential practical skills in the Earth Sciences, both in the field and in the laboratory. It is a uniquely broad and flexible programme that suits student's aspirations, background and experience.

Natural Hazards for Insurers

A combination of climate change, increasing urbanization and wealth concentration, and mounting exposure to natural hazards, are progressively ramping up economic and insured losses and imposing growing pressure on insurers and reinsurers to seek ways of limiting exposure.

Resources

UCL Applicant Enquiries Centre: Undergraduate students | Postgraduate students | Fees and Funding | Loans, Scholarhips and Bursaries

Life at UCL: Find out more about term dates and the life on campus.

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.

New Students: what you will be expected to do during your first few weeks at UCL.

Applying for graduate study: information to get you started.

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.

We run seminar series presenting and debating the latest research in progress.

MSc Geoscience Inquires: Prof Dominic Papineu
d.papineau@ucl.ac.uk

MSc Geophysical Hazards Inquires: Dr Emma Nicholson
emma.nicholson@ucl.ac.uk

PGCert Natural Hazards Inquires: Dr Alexander Steele
alexander.steele@ucl.ac.uk

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