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May 08, 2024
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2011-2012 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Geoscience, Hydrogeology Option, M.S.
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M.S. Geoscience
| Dean, School of Mines & Engineering: |
Dr. Pete Knudsen |
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(406) 496-4395 |
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MG 119 |
Field of Study
Geoscience is a multi-disciplinary field emphasizing the chemistry, physics, geology, hydrology, fate and contaminant transport, and economics of the earth and its naturally occurring mineral resources. Six degree options are available in the Geosciences curriculum, including three options with an engineering focus. Degree Program: M.S. in Geoscience with options in
- Geochemistry
- Geological Engineering
- Geology
- Geophysical Engineering
- Hydrogeological Engineering
- Hydrogeology
Option in Hydrogeology
| Contact: |
Dr. Chris Gammons |
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(406) 496-4763 |
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MG 213C |
Graduate students in Hydrogeology will study the occurrence, movement, and chemistry of groundwater. Typical thesis investigations are related to environmental or supply problems associated with mining or agricultural activities, and frequently involve research participation with the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology.
Examinations:
The final examination for thesis-option students will consist of an oral presentation and defense of the thesis. Questions may be asked on any topic related to the thesis or course work taken as part of the graduate program. The presentation will be open to all interested parties, but the defense will be open only to the graduate committee.
The final examination for non-thesis option students will consist of a written and/or oral examination formulated by the student’s graduate committee. The oral examination will draw questions from the written examination plus any course work undertaken as part of the graduate program. |
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