荣誉科学学士-地质学

与地理学院一起进一步研究地球的物理过程和历史
Take your study of the physical processes and history of the Earth even further with the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences. Be part of a Geology programme that is internationally respected for its contributions to the study of volcanology and tectonics and to climate change in New Zealand and Antarctica. A good understanding of geological processes is essential for working with the extraction and preservation of the Earth’s natural resources, the evaluation of natural hazards and for environmental and resource planning and monitoring. Using knowledge from physics, chemistry, mathematics and the biological sciences, as well as the Earth sciences, you'll develop skills in independent research, including field studies, modern surveying techniques and the design and use of computer programs and databases. You'll also gain skills in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), computer drafting, graphical presentation and desktop publishing, and you'll improve your public speaking. Extend your knowledge in a specialised field of science and boost your career opportunities with a BSc(Hons). You'll complete an intensive one-year programme and gain the advanced theoretical knowledge and skills you need to pursue a scientific career. Develop your skills in research design and implementation, critical thinking, data analysis and scientific communication. Research skills<br>You'll take courses worth a total of 120 points, including a 30-point research project for most subjects. The research project will give you practical training in research methods and experience in the process of creating scientific knowledge. It will also set you up with the skills you need to go on to complete a Master's or PhD programme.