Masters degree in Sedimentology and Quaternary Geology

Programme structure diagram

5S	Masters thesis/Optional courses
5A	Masters thesis/Optional courses
4S	GEO-3112 (10) Sedimentary processes and products	GEO-3113 (5) Field course in exogene geology	[page not found] (5) Field trip in exogene geology	Masters thesis /Optional courses (10)
4A	GEO-3111 (10) Reconstructing Quaternary environments	Optional (10)		Optional (10)

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Obligatory courses (20 ECTS)
The following courses are obligatory for the Masters degree in Sedimentology and Quaternary Geology:

		GEO-3111	Reconstructing Quaternary environments	(5)
		GEO-3112	Sedimentary processes and products	(10)
		GEO-3113	Field course in exogene geology	(5)
		[page not found]	Field trip in exogene geology	(5)

Optional courses (40 ECTS)
Choice of courses will depend upon the thesis topic. Courses that are relevant for particular topics are:

a) Diagenesis/sedimentology:

GEO-3017

Optical mineralogy/sedimentary petrography

(10)

b) Stratigraphy and geophysics

		GEO-3123	Marine geophysics	(10)
		GEO-3127	3-D seismic interpretation	(5)

c) Palaeoenvironment

		GEO-3121	Marine geology	(10)
		GEO-3122	Micropalaeontology	(5)
		GEO-3124	Polare marine sedimentary environments	(5)
		GEO-3118	Environmental geology	(5)

Other relevant courses are:

		GEO-3116	Borehole data/reservoir analysis	(10)
		GEO-3115	Petroleum geology	(10)
		GEO-3104	Advanced structural geology	(5)
		GEO-3150	Current problems in geology	(5)
		GEO-3142	Field trip in marine and Quaternary stratigraphy	(5)
			(replacing GEO-3114)	(5)

The remaining credits can be chosen among:

	Special curriculum
	Semester project in geology
	Science courses subject to approval
	National courses in earth sciences subject to approval