A broad spectrum of field, offshore marine and lab courses is offered. Integrated analysis includes sedimentology , geochemistry, oceanography, ecology, climatology and geophysics of the study areas including applied and exploration aspects.
The advanced training in the field and in offshore marine settings offers to analyze and interpret marine environmental archives including applied geotechnical and exploration aspects. Courses comprise combined lectures and excursions as well as integrated field campaigns and educational cruises.
- Expansion and deepening of skills in the field (addressing rocks, in connection with other subject-specific criteria, 3D presentation)
- Linking own field observations with the theoretical background knowledge for the development and understanding of (up-to-date) models in the geotectonic context
- Creation of reports, including geological maps, profiles, site sketches and relevant literature
- Application of advanced lab methods to gain and practise an integrated understanding of processes in the Earth system
Depending on the chosen courses specific pre-knowledge might be necessary
Course Type 1: Field Exercise (F) 3.0 SWS ( 42.0 h)
Course Type 2: Practical Laboratory (LP) 3.0 SWS ( 42.0 h)
Tutorial(s): -
Workload:84.0 h presence time
66.0 h self-study
30.0 h exam workload
180 h total workload
combination exam
exam elements: 2
SL: 0
50 % field trip report
50 % laboratory report
Depending on chosen courses the number and type of exam elements may vary
Will be provided during the courses.
Master Marine Geosciences
Compulsory
First Year of Study
Offering Departement
Faculty 05: Geosciences
Sommer- und Wintersemester
Course LanguageEnglish
6 CP
6 SWS
Contact
Dr. Torsten Bickert
MARUM1 3070