The challenge of geochemistry is to quantitatively investigate the processes on Earth that determine how elements are distributed in minerals, ores, soils, water, and the atmosphere. This work is based on the chemical and physical properties of elements and their isotopes.
There are no research project connections.
You can find a complete list of courses and programmes in the link below:
Courses and programmes
Master's programme in geochemistry (120 credits, NMGKO)
Biogeochemistry (7.5 credits, GG8115)
Geochemistry (7.5 credits, GG2013)
Applied Environmental Geochemistry (7.5 credits, GG7020)
The Department of Geological Sciences has three research education programs: Geochemistry, Geology and Marine Geology. This education ends with a degree as Licentiate of Philosophy and/or Doctor of Philosophy in one of the three programs.
Research in the subject takes place at the Department of Geological Sciences and is strongly integrated with the interests of the Bolin Centre for Climate Research and the Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre.
Department of Geological Sciences
