The Masters course is delivered over one year of full-time study (50 weeks) or up to five years of part-time study (260 weeks) and provides students with the knowledge and skills to address a range of energy issues that can be addressed using Geoscience.  The course draws substantially on the active research of teaching staff in the field of study and on successful completion of the course a student should have an understanding of energy geoscience at a level appropriate for a postgraduate qualification, including the ability to read and readily understand research publications in the field and to practice as an energygeoscientist, either in industry or in academia.

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