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Geophysics Major (M Geosci): Master of Geoscience

  • Masters (Coursework)

The Geophysics Major (M Geosci) program equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in geophysical methods for resource exploration, critical thinking, and professional ethics. It emphasizes lifelong learning, cultural respect, and the application of modern technologies in the field.

Key details

Degree Type
Masters (Coursework)
Duration
1 semester full-time
Course Code
MJRP-GPHYS

About this course

OverviewWhat you'll learn
  • apply discipline, knowledge, principles and concepts; apply modern geophysical methods to exploration problems in petroleum, mineral and groundwater exploration; evaluate new methodologies
  • think critically, creatively and reflectively, analyse geophysical approaches to gathering subsurface information
  • access, evaluate and synthesise information, communicating effectively, adopting appropriate technologies on new geophysical developments in the industry
  • utilise lifelong learning skills and demonstrate an ability to learn independently, applying international and regional perspectives and recognising global nature of geophysical problems relating to exploration for resources.
  • demonstrate an understanding of the cultural impact of resource exploration and developments, engaging respectfully with local First Peoples and other diverse cultures.
  • apply a professional approach to working with individuals and organisations; demonstrate an ethical approach to using data and reports related to a geophysical research project

What you will learn

What you'll learn

  • apply discipline, knowledge, principles and concepts; apply modern geophysical methods to exploration problems in petroleum, mineral and groundwater exploration; evaluate new methodologies
  • think critically, creatively and reflectively, analyse geophysical approaches to gathering subsurface information
  • access, evaluate and synthesise information, communicating effectively, adopting appropriate technologies on new geophysical developments in the industry
  • utilise lifelong learning skills and demonstrate an ability to learn independently, applying international and regional perspectives and recognising global nature of geophysical problems relating to exploration for resources.
  • demonstrate an understanding of the cultural impact of resource exploration and developments, engaging respectfully with local First Peoples and other diverse cultures.
  • apply a professional approach to working with individuals and organisations; demonstrate an ethical approach to using data and reports related to a geophysical research project

Credit for prior study or work

Credit for recognised learning (CRL)

Finish your course sooner with credit for your previous study or work experience.

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