Course description
The School of Earth and Environmental Sciences offers the following research degrees:
PhD Earth and Environmental Sciences - The PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) research degree is typically 3 to 3.5 years full time and is completed upon submission of a substantial thesis of original research. You will be supported by a supervisor and second supervisor throughout your time with us. You may also have the opportunity to teach undergraduate-level work. This pattern of research allows you to focus on your doctoral thesis from the very start.
MSc(Res) Earth and Environmental Sciences - The MSc(Res) (Master of Science by Research) is a one year research based masters degree. Students will engage in a full time research project and write a dissertation. This is an excellent opportunity to spend a shorter time in a research environment either for a standalone degree or as preparation for a PhD.
Research within the School is grouped into four main themes(global change; solid earth and planetary science; geobiology and earth system evolution; economic geology and energy) and it is strongly recommended that you contact the named supervisor on our advertised funded projects or one of our academics if you wish to discuss an alternative project.
Subjects
Earth sciences, Environmental scienceEntry requirements
The School requires a 2.1 or above UK undergraduate Honours degree (or overseas equivalent).
Course options
Course Type: Full-time
Details
Venue details
Main Campus
St Katharine's West
St Andrews
Course provider
University of St Andrews
Main Campus
St Katharine's West
St Andrews
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