The course focuses on applying knowledge from these disciplines to understand and solve problems. The growth of the course has responded to the changing demands of industry and the practical needs of interdisciplinary scientific research, along with the needs arising from increased community awareness of the Earth, environmental stresses and patterns of change.
Earth scientists are involved in a variety of environmentally based careers that draw on their extensive laboratory and computational skills and experience.
Typical careers for Earth Science graduates include:
Many transferable skills are also fostered through different learning approaches, including critical thinking, problem solving, report writing, oral presentations, statistical analysis, independent research and time management.
Electives
Electives
Electives
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