MSc Applied Geology

The MSc Applied Geology at the University of Brighton deals with the application of geology in engineering, hydrogeology and the environment. The course has been designed for those wishing to enhance professional qualifications, enjoy the challenge of applied geology or are looking for a change in career emphasis and is suitable for graduates in geology, environmental science, civil engineering, related subject areas and/or relevant industrial experience. Particular attention is paid to a holistic approach to geology applied to engineering and environmental projects through the Geoframeworks approach. Modules include:

• Geoframeworks
• Field and Core logging
• Geohazards
• Environmental Geology
• Professional Practice
• Hydrogeology.

Additional modules can be taken from areas such as Civil Engineering, Water and Environmental Management, Environmental Assessment and GIS. The course is informed throughout by our research and consultancy activity and strong links with industry.

This course is aimed to train students in the applications of geology in engineering, geotechnics, construction, hydrogeology and environmental investigations. There are employment opportunities in civil engineering consultants, water companies and local or national government bodies. This course is approved as Further Learning for Chartered Engineer by the Institution of Civil Engineers.

For further information please contact:
T: 01273 642265
E: martin.smith@brighton.ac.uk

Admissions enquiries:
T: 01273 642390
E: C.F.Couper@brighton.ac.uk

www.brighton.ac.uk/environment.