MSc Geophysics

The MSc Geophysics at the University of Aberdeen provides a rigorous training with in-depth modules in the theoretical aspects and practical applications of geophysics. This course offers a sound understanding of the Earth’s physical properties and processes, and the application of this knowledge to societal issues such as climate change and natural hazards.Course Content: The course is focused on providing a sound understanding of geophysics, exploring concepts of geodynamics, climate change, natural hazards, and quantitative numerical methods. This is supplemented by practical experience in the field and laboratory, including residential field trips and hands-on use of geophysical equipment and software. The course aims to develop students' theoretical and practical understanding and experience in a range of geophysics topics, preparing them for careers in industry, government, or further study in the field of geophysics.Key Modules: Key modules in the course includes: Geophysics I - Seismic Methods (includes Reservoir Geophysics), Geophysics II - Non-Seismic Methods, Formation Evaluation, Geodynamics, Natural Hazards, and Applied Computational Programming (Python).Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Geological Society of London.Future Careers: This course enables students to develop successful careers in the petroleum sector and related industries, environmental consultancies, and governmental institutions involved in resource exploration, environmental monitoring, and education. It also provides a strong foundation for further academic research in geophysics and related fields.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page. Geophysics MSc | Postgraduate Taught Degree | University of Aberdeen.