Earth Science at Stockholm University explores how Earth works—from minerals and rocks to plate tectonics, oceans, climate, and geohazards. You also study how people interact with Earth systems, using both field-based and data-driven approaches such as GIS.
The Earth Science program at Stockholm University delves into the intricate workings of our planet, covering a broad spectrum of topics from minerals and rocks to plate tectonics, ocean dynamics, climate systems, and geohazards. Students will also investigate the ways in which human activities interact with Earth systems, utilizing both fieldwork and data analysis techniques, including Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Core courses may include:
Note: The above list represents example course topics; additional details regarding the full semester-by-semester plan are available through the university.
Specific requirements for standardized tests such as GRE, GMAT, or GPA scores have not been disclosed for this program.
Graduates of the Earth Science program will be well-equipped to pursue various career paths in environmental consulting, education, geotechnical engineering, and research. They may also find opportunities in governmental and non-governmental organizations focused on natural resource management, environmental protection, and urban planning.
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