A master’s degree in earth sciences can lead you down a wide range of professional paths in science, environmentalism, education, and much more. Study in the Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences: experience research-led teaching from renowned scientists, and enjoy life-changing, free field trips. Acquire invaluable skills and hands-on experience ahead of an exciting career without limitation. In the IGES, staff, students, and alumni have contributed through work on public engagement, water quality, soil ecology, geo-energy, and teaching on different MSc degree programs, to name just a few of our inputs. You'll join a close-knit, multicultural student community and benefit from small-group working and a close working relationship with renowned, world-leading teachers in their field.
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Entry Requirements
Overall 60% in BSc degree in BSc degree was obtained from the training field of Earth Sciences, Environmental Sciences; Earth Science Engineering; or Environmental Engineering; from a recognised university. The minimum number of credits required to enter the Master's program is 65 credits from the listed area below:15 credits from Natural Science subjects (i.e. physics, chemistry, biology); 50 credits from Earth Science subjects (i.e. mineralogy, petrology, physical geology, paleontology, meteorology, etc.) + Europass CV and Motivational Letter. Online Admission interview required post application submission. Students upto 30 Years of Age can Apply for Master's Program.
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English Proficiency Test can be waived off if the student clears the Admissions Interview Conducted by the university.