| The Earth Sciences Department encompasses a wide spectrum of research areas in which graduate students may work. The department is well equipped with modern analytical equipment housed in the Alexander Murray Building, a purpose-built building containing the Centre for Earth Resources Research and faculty and student offices. In addition to graduate research projects in geology and geophysics, the department also participates in a multidisciplinary M.Sc. program in environmental science. |
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Bachelor's degree (second class honours) in an appropriate area of study. |
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