Physical Geography
The effects of climate changes and natural hazards are problems society must deal with to protect the population and preserve values. Physical Geography studies the exogenous processes that have shaped and shape the landscape.We offer a wide range of master’s projects related to past and present climate and environmental changes in Norway: GlaciersNatural hazards (floods, storminess, storm floods, snow avalanches etc.)Sea level changesHydrology and ground waterPeriglacial processes and featuresCaves and landscape developmentAs a master’s student in Physical Geography, you can contribute to societal safety and planning related to settlement, transport, water supply, and climate and energy transformation. You will learn relevant skills for your master project through fieldwork, laboratory and theoretical courses, and an inclusive and informal social environment awaits you at the Department of Geography.
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Universitetet i Bergen
Universitetet i Bergen er med sine vel 18 000 studenter og nær 4 000 ansatte et mellomstort europeisk universitet. Sentrale deler av campus ligger i sentrum av byen. Universitetet i Bergen er både et lærested og en forskningsinstitusjon som dekker de fleste fagområder,...
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