UCD Earth Sciences

The UCD School of Earth Sciences is the largest Geoscience School in Ireland offering both undergraduate and graduate studies. The UCD School of Earth Sciences has an internationally recognised reputation for excellence in teaching and research in the areas of Fault Analysis, Geochronology, Petrology & Isotope Geochemistry, Geophysics, Marine Geology, Surface Processes, Palaeobiology and Palaeoclimatology. Our degree programmes reflect the needs of society and industry producing graduates who are nationally and internationally highly regarded by prospective employers and other universities. Along with our BSc in Geology and MSc in Subsurface Characterisation and Geomodelling, we offer PhD and MSc by research. The School is the lead participant and host for the Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences (iCRAG), one of only 12 National SFI Research Centres: iCRAG conducts applied research in groundwater, hydrocarbons, marine geoscience and raw materials, as well as in geochemistry, geophysics, 3D modelling and Public Perception and Understanding. We have a vibrant international community comprising of researchers from over 15 countries and our schools research funding typically exceeds €2 million per year, with research projects currently supported by more than 13 international energy and resource companies. Study with us: https://www.ucd.ie/earthsciences/study/ Information on the MSc Subsurface Characterisation and Geomodelling: https://www.ucd.ie/earthsciences/study/mscsubsurfacecharacterisationandgeomodelling/ MSc handbook: https://www.ucd.ie/earthsciences/t4media/MSc%20Subsurface%20Characterisation%20&%20Geomodelling%20Handbook.pdf