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- Engineering Geology & Geotechnics - Dr. S. Sepulveda
- Hydrogeology - Dr. D. Allen
- Sedimentology - Dr. S. Dashtgard
- Ore Deposits - Dr .D. Marshall
- Glaciology - Dr. G. Flowers
- Coastal Hazards - Dr. J. Pilarczyk
- Volcanology - Dr. G. Williams-Jones
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- Tectonics - Dr .D. Gibson
- Quaternary Geology - Dr. B. Ward
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¶¡ÏãÔ°AV Earth Sciences carries out research and provides undergraduate and graduate education across a broad spectrum of the Earth Sciences. The strength of our program lies in its breadth, which covers both environmental and traditional aspects of geoscience - a strength which is fully reflected in our faculty, staff, and students.
With this broad range of research and teaching interests, we are able to guide our undergraduate and graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows, in almost every discipline of the Earth Sciences. Many of our faculty also collaborate with social scientists and others in a range of disciplines to forge links between science and society.
Our faculty and students are also fortunate to have the assistance of our Associate and Adjunct Professors, Research Personnel, and Visiting Scientists. We are currently home to over fifty graduate students pursuing both Doctorates and Masters degrees and we have several hundred undergraduates taking our courses each year.