Welcome
The Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences
offers graduate programs leading to the
Master of Science and Doctor of
Philosophy degrees. The department
expects that all graduates will have an
understanding of the fundamental
principles and practices related to the
primary areas of the Earth and Ocean
Sciences.
The
graduate program has no department-wide required
curriculum with core courses. Rather, a
specific Program of Study is created for each
student in consultation with his/her major
advisor. For further program details and
requirements, please see the:
Graduate
Studies Handbook
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News and Events
2009 Grad Student Grillout - Held on Friday April 24th at the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center the Geology grads got together for food fun and festivities, affectionately called Rock-out at the Grill-out!
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Prospective Students
Admission to the program is obtained by application to the
Graduate School. Financial support
is available on a competitive basis. Students are encouraged to apply early to be considered.
Now accepting applications for Spring 2011 admission.
Information on the Taber Fellowship for Graduate Studies in the Geosciences
For further information including FAQ, and admissions standards please proceed to:
Prospective
Students
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Faculty & Staff
The faculty are committed to excellence in
both teaching and research and represent
a diversity of specialties.
Prospective students are encouraged to
contact these faculty directly to obtain
more detailed information on research
opportunities.
The faculty and their
corresponding major fields of specialization are listed
in the Faculty Home Page.
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