Earth Sciences
Dartmouth College · New Hampshire · UG-EARTH-SCIENCES
Earth Sciences at Dartmouth College lists 61 subjects. Subjects include How the Earth Works, Big Data Science in Hydrology and Introduction to Computational Methods in Earth Science. The topics that come up most are earth sciences, geology and soil science (33, 16 and 11 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
Dartmouth College
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Earth Sciences
Example subjects: How the Earth Works, Big Data Science in Hydrology, Introduction to Computational Methods in Earth Science, Meteorology, Earth's Climate - Past, Present and Future, Hydrology and Water Resources, Analysis of Environmental Data, Special Topics Seminar, Environmental Earth Sciences, Habitable Planets, Evolution of Earth and Life, Transforming the Energy System: Keeping the Lights on While Saving the Planet.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Earth Sciences?
Earth Sciences covers areas like earth-sciences, geology, soil-science, environmental-science, marine-environmental-management, geotechnical-engineering, hydrology, environmental-engineering.
Who offers Earth Sciences?
Earth Sciences is offered by Dartmouth College, New Hampshire.
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