Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Digital Media] From University of Stirling

The MSc in Geochemistry is a comprehensive and rigorous course that combines compulsory and optional taught modules, field work, short courses, and a research dissertation. Hands-on experience developing a diverse set of laboratory skills is embedded into the course.

Highlights

• A wide range of expertise in the field of geochemistry, underpinned by new state-of-the-art laboratory facilities.
• A dynamic and research-intensive atmosphere is encouraged and is supportive of all students.
• A focus on hands-on laboratory and field training throughout the course.

Teaching format

The MSc degree requires two semesters of full-time (or four semesters part-time) coursework, normally equivalent to a total of nine taught modules, and a 15,000-word dissertation, usually completed over the summer semester. The assessment for the taught modules is based on coursework and written examinations.