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Facts About Geosciences

We believe the geosciences play an important role in the changing world through research education, improved communications, and implementation partnering.

The realm of Geosciences includes the scientific exploration of both planet Earth and its neighbors in space; the structure and processes of atmospheres, oceans, land features, above and below sea and ice cover, and planetary interiors; and human interactions with atmosphere, ocean, and land environments.

Geoscience can also be applied to solve problems on the global scale:

Issues: Answers:
World population exploding Sustainable development practice
Pressure on natural resources New goesciences knowledge from research
Environmental impacts Application to public policy and planning
Environmental hazards Geoscience education and communication
 

College Profiles

The College of Geoscience has 110 tenured and tenure track faculty, 16 research scientists, 7 lecturers and visiting faculty, 489 undergraduate students, 265 graduate students, and 223 staff members.
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Degrees

 
The College of Geosciences is offering new academic initiatives for both undergraduate and graduate students in Environmental Studies, Environmental Geosciences, and Spatial Sciences among others.
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Research Areas

 
Browse research areas of the College in Atmospheric Science, Geography, Geology and Geophysics, Oceanography, the Geochemical and Environmental Research Group, and the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program.
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Globalization

 
The College of Geosciences have Faculty and Research Scientists with international research portfolios and students from over 30 different countries.
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