60 credits in physics including 5 credits thermodynamics and 10 credits quantum physics and 10 credits in geophysics (e.g. Applied and Environmental Geophysics, 10 credits, Global Geophysics, 10 credits, or both Time Series Analysis of Geophysical Data, 5 credits, and The Earth's Potential Fields, 5 credits). Admission requires a project plan accepted by the department.
For the approval of the project plan and for more information about the course, please contact the department. The course runs at 33% during the first period and 67% in the second period.
