Glacial Environments

15 credits cr.
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15 credits

Detailed information

This course is held every spring

Detailed information

Course code: GE7098

Level

Master's level

Syllabus - legal document

Syllabus in Swedish, valid from Spring 2026.pdf

Eligibility

For admission to the course, knowledge is required equivalent to 90 Higher Education Credits (HECs) in Biology–Earth science, Earth science, Geography or Geology. Alternatively knowledge equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology and Tellus I – Physical Geography, 15 HECs (GE2020). Also required is the Swedish Upper Secondary School course English 6 or equivalent.

Subject

Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology

Area of interest

Science and Mathematics

Department responsible for education

Department of Physical Geography

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