Degree programmes
The Department of Earth Sciences coordinates and takes part in programmes at all three levels (1st cycle – bachelor, 2nd cycle – master, 3rd cycle – doctorate) of the School of Sciences. Applications, study plans and timetables are on each programme’s page on the School website.
Bachelor’s degrees
Geology
Bachelor in GeologyTrains geologists for the sustainable management of geological resources, within the framework of spatial planning and environmental quality.
Biology and Geology
Bachelor in Biology and GeologyProvides scientific training in biology and geology, leading to careers in the environment, nature conservation, geoparks and natural resources, and to the master’s degree in teaching.
Environmental Sciences and Global Sustainability
Bachelor in Environmental Sciences and Global SustainabilityMultidisciplinary training to interpret natural phenomena and disturbances of natural and human origin, and to give technical and policy decisions a scientific basis.
Master’s degrees
Geosciences
Master Degree in GeosciencesAdvanced training in geosciences, with three specialisations: surface processes and natural hazards, geological heritage, and geological resources. Includes environmental impact assessment and GIS.
Environmental Sustainability, Technologies and Energy
Master Degree in Environmental Sustainability, Technologies and EnergyMultidisciplinary training in environment and energy, focused on sustainability, the circular economy and the energy transition, with data analysis and geo-environmental modelling.
Doctoral programmes
Geology: Geoconservation, Environmental Geology and Geological Resources
Doctorate in Geology: Geoconservation, Environmental Geology and Geological ResourcesAdvanced research training in geological resources, environmental geology and geoconservation. There is no taught component: all credits correspond to the thesis.