Georisks and Georesources
Master Degree
LM-74
In presence
Free
No
- Atene (GR)
- Coimbra (PT)
- Debrecen (HU)
- Madrid (ES)
- Orleans (FR)
- Patrasso (GR)
- Tubinga (DE)
What is the objective of the course? What is it?
What does it train you for?
What does it train you for?
The main aims of this two-year degree are
- to provide a thorough knowledge in Earth Sciences;
- to provide in-depth mastery of scientific methods;
- to ensure a solid ability to professionally apply the knowledge and methods of Geology.
- carry out multidisciplinary studies of the Earth System, defining the models necessary both for a proper spatial planning and for a correct design of civil engineering works;
- develop strategies for the investigation and modelling of geological processes to enable both an accurate and modern assessment of the geological risk and a quantitative characterization of fossil or renewable georesources, their management and vulnerability.
What do you learn?
After a first year focused on the multi-faceted aspects of Applied Geology, the second year is split into two curricula:
- Georisks (analysis, prediction, and mitigation of seismic, volcanic and hydrogeological risks)
- Georesources (finding, exploitation and protection of geomaterials, hydrocarbons and renewable georesources)
- courses, LAB and field trips;
- seminars, group working, technical visits and traineeships at public agencies, private companies and construction sites;
- periods abroad under the supervision of the hosting partner university, within the framework of international agreements.
What can you do with it?
- Thematic cartography;
- geological risk assessment and mitigation;
- soil, subsoil, air and water vulnerability;
- geognostic surveys;
- subsoil and sub-sea-surface exploration;
- finding, exploitation and preservation of georesources;
- conservation of cultural/environmental heritage;
- environmental impact assessment.
- Senior Geologist, whose attendance is mandatory in civil engineering or architectural projects;
- Technical Manager/Officer of mining, quarry, territorial, and environmental companies or other technical agencies;
- Geologist in geological/engineering enterprises;
- research institutions;
- middle or high school Teacher.