Graduate Student Information
Applications and Funding
The Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences offers
support through Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTAs) and Graduate
Research Assistantships (GRAs). GTA and GRA support includes
a tuition waiver and is guaranteed for 2 years for MS students
and 4 years for PhDs. Additional salary support for geochemistry
graduate students is usually available through research grants
and scholarships. The overall support package is very competitive
with other programs. Extended support is available for non-traditional
students, meaning those with bachelors degrees in field other
than geology. Non-traditional students are often required to
take several undergraduate geology courses, and this is determined
by a committee on an individual basis.
Geochemistry-related Courses
- 419. ELEMENTS OF GEOCHEMISTRY AND COSMOCHEMISTRY (3).
- 420. GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE EARTH'S SURFACE (3).
- 421. ENVIRONMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY (3).
- 430. GEOMICROBIOLOGY
- 431. METHODS IN ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY
- 520. GEOCHEMISTRY OF LOW-TEMPERATURE AQUEOUS SYSTEMS (3).
- 525. ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY
- 524. STABLE ISOTOPE GEOLOGY (3).
- 525. RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPE GEOLOGY (3).
- 630. ADVANCED GEOCHEMISTRY (3).
- 647. GEOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR (1-9). A. General Geochemistry
B. Isotope Geochemistry C. Environmental Geochemistry
Related graduate and upper level undergraduate courses in
addition to those listed above are available in other science
departments. |