Submarine geomorphology
You will learn about fundamental geomorphological concepts, erosion and deposition processes in marine environments, as well as how marine landforms can be mapped and investigated with marine geophysical methods. The course will explore the significance of sea level change, ocean currents, and marine-terminating ice sheets and glaciers for the construction and distribution of different submarine landforms.
Teaching Format
The course is taught through lectures, seminars, and lab and computer projects. The course is given in English.
Assessment
A = Excellent
B = Very good
C = Good
D = Satisfactory
E = Adequate
Fx = Fail, some additional work required
F = Fail, much additional work required
In order to pass the course, students must receive the minimum passing grade E on all course units and participate in all mandatory instruction.
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Course evaluations allow the possibility to affect and take responsibility for your own learning and gives important information for our work with pedagogical development.
It's important that all students complete the course evaluations after each course, it gives the Department the opportunity to improve the courses' quality.
The course evaluation is composed of a number of questions and specific questions for each course. If you, as a student, want to contribute with more course specific questions you may send them to studies@geo.su.se.
If you haven't received the course evaluation for your finished course, or if you have other questions regarding course evaluations at IGV please contact studies@geo.su.se.
Course evaluation = student's review of the course
Course report = course leader's reflections about the review
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Student counsellor
elisabeth.dacker@geo.su.se
08-674 78 70
Course leader
Sarah Greenwood (Wallenberg Academy Fellow, Paleoglaciology)
sarah.greenwood@geo.su.se
08-674 75 96
