Find the programme structure that fits your year of admission on your Study Information.
Programme Structure
Geology-Geoscience is a versatile programme, where you'll be joining excursions and field trips in Denmark and abroad. You get an introduction to a range of academic disciplines, as well as methods and concepts within the field of geology.
You will also be working in the lab and on your laptop, analysing the results you've collected in the field. At the same time you train your skills to communicate the results both orally and in writing.
Do a Project in Practice or Study Abroad
During the programme you can do a Project in Practice in collaboration with a company or an organization. You can also use some of your elective courses to study abroad.
Master's Thesis
The entire second year of the programme you work on your Master’s thesis. Examples of topics for recent MSc theses are:
- Vulcanological and geochemical survey of Boa Vista, Cape Verde Islands
- Geochemical study of Storø gold mineralisation, West Greenland
- Study of ground-water exchange to and from lakes using tracer tests
- Evolution of the birds after the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary
- Sedimentological analysis of the Balka sandstone on Bornholm
Programme Overview
Compulsory courses: 15 ECTS
Restricted elective courses: 30 ECTS
Elective courses: 15 ECTS
Thesis: 60 ECTS
Block 1 | Block 2 | Block 3 | Block 4 | |
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Year 1 | Integrating Fundamental Concepts in Geosciences | Restricted elective | Restricted elective | Restricted elective |
Restricted elective | Elective | Elective | ||
Year 2 | Thesis |
One block each year equals nine weeks of study and 15 ECTS.
Restricted Elective Courses
Choose your restricted elective courses from the list below. Click on each course for a detailed description.
- Early Earth - Formation and History
- Palaeontology and History of Life
- Climate change and Water Resources
- Processing of Seismic and Georadar Data
- Stardust to Planets: Building a Habitable Solar System
- Geological Evolution Based on Interpretation and Integration of Reflection Seismic and Wireline Log Data
- Aqueous Geochemistry
- Integrated Water Resources Modelling
- Geodynamics - Shaping Earth's Surface
- Melting in the Earth’s Mantle -Tracing Sources and Processes*
- Integrated Sedimentary Systems Analysis
- Mineral Resources
- Past Climate
- Introduction to Geomicrobiology
- Contaminant Hydrogeology
- Marine Geoscience
- Field and Methods course in Geology-Geoscience
*The course is not offered in the academic year 2024/25.
Curriculum
Learn more about the programme in the Curriculum for MSc in Geology-Geoscience.
Shared section of the curriculum for all programmes at the Faculty of SCIENCE.