4 Semester
Duration
About
The "Geology" master's degree is offered in parallel to the two other geoscientific master's degree courses, "Paleontology" and "Geochemistry / Petrology", from the Institute of Geosciences at the University of Bonn in a related subject.
The "Geology" master's degree at the Institute for Geosciences is research-oriented and is characterized by a high proportion of practical work in the field, in the laboratory and on the computer. The practical experience combined with the theoretical fundamentals enable students to gain experience for their professional careers The focus of the master’s degree in "Geology" is on the exogenous processes of the earth, whereby students receive a wide range of courses with the following focuses:
General geology
Applied geology
Hydrogeology
Environmental geology
Geological risks
Sedimentology
Structural geology
Visit the official programme website for more information.Course Category: Agriculture & Environmental Studies
Degree Level: Master
The four-semester master's degree in "Geology" comprises a small compulsory area that is offered jointly for all three geoscientific master's degree courses ("Paleontology", "Geology" and "Geochemistry / Petrology"). The joint events promote professional exchange between students Students get an overview of different geoscientific work methods in the different departments, which opens up the perspective of interdisciplinary work. Compared to the compulsory area, the elective area is very broad, so that students can qualify individually
subject-specific elective area
Interdisciplinary elective area
Elective area of occupation and teaching
Import elective area.
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