In addition to the attachments required in the application form applicants who are not graduates of this University must submit an original transcript or certified copy of their academic record for all tertiary qualifications to date.
Geoscience is the study of our dynamic planet and helps us to understand the origin and evolution of Earth, its ancient environments and climates, natural hazards and the formation of natural resources including groundwater, petroleum and minerals.
Knowledge of past and present earth processes is fundamental to predicting future changes, particularly in the area of climate and environmental change. As the majority of Australia’s mineral and petroleum resources are found in Western Australia, UWA is in a prime location for students to gain geological skills.
The Master of Geoscience will prepare you to gather and interpret geological information for a wide range of purposes.
Domestic students may be eligible for a Commonwealth supported place and a faculty bursary within this course.
The Master of Geoscience (UWA Course Code: 72550) consists of 16 units totalling 96 points. Students must complete both core units and optional units chosen from the list below.
Core units:
Optional units:
Applicants require a relevant bachelor's degree from this or another recognised university, or to have successfully completed the Graduate Diploma in Geoscience from this university, or an approved equivalent.
Students admitted with a relevant Honours (4th Year) or Graduate Diploma in Geoscience may be permitted to complete the Master of Geoscience in one year.
All applicants for UWA coursework programs must demonstrate a minimum level of English Language Competence.
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