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Dr. Max Christie in the Field
940 Feet with Max Christie!
Take a look at the new 940 Feet interview with Geology Prof. Max Christie! {"preview_thumbnail":"/sites/default/files/styles/video_embed_wysiwyg_preview/public/video_thumbnails/mONyN33cUv4.jpg?itok=brSTHqFl","video_url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mONyN33cUv4","settings":{"responsive":1,"...
WUFC Students at Field Camp
Field Camp on Cool Science Radio!
Professor Michael Stewart and former student Chloe Marks recently were on Cool Science Radio to talk about the Wasatch-Uinta Field Camp! Check it out here! https://www.kpcw.org/show/cool-science-radio/2024-07-11/university-students-immerse-themselves-in-utahs-diverse-geology
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign professor Bruce Fouke, right, and researcher Miyandi Sivaguru
Heart of Stone: New Work Investigates Cardiovascular Disease
Take a look at ESEC Professor Bruce Fouke and IGB Researcher Miyandi Sivaguru's fascinating work combining Geoscience and Medicine (GeoBioMed)! Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide and one of the keys in combating this threat is understanding the geology of the heart!...
Fractured Rock image from the MOVE suite
Petroleum Experts Software Grant Renewed for 2024-25
Petroleum Experts has renewed through December 2024 a grant of a collection of industry-leading software packages to the Illinois State Geological Survey and the Department of Earth Science and...
Picture of the Mammoth being installed
'Pleistocene Park!' - A Mammoth Comes to NHB
As part of the 'Art in Architecture' initiative NHB, we have a new sculpture, the Mammoth! Check out the LAS story here!
Photo of a coal ball
Donation Helps Understand 300-Million Year Old Ecosystems
Thanks to a generous donation from Michael (MS, ’02, Earth Science & Environmental Change) and Lalana Fortwengler, the Tom L. Phillips Memorial Fund for Paleobotany has supported graduate students and collection management for the University's world-class coal ball collection. Coal balls...

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The Department of Earth Science & Environmental Change offers an online graduate-level certificate and Master's degree in Environmental Geology. The master's degree and certificate are designed to meet the existing high demand for advanced geology expertise to solve industry problems. The graduate-level certificate is a 12-credit program and provides an ideal bridge into the 32-credit hour online master's degree should students desire to continue on for an advanced graduate degree. Both programs are fully online, which precludes the need for an extended absence from a current job and/or familial responsibilities, and maximizes learning flexibility. 

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