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Master Science de la Terre et des Planetes, Environnement  

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Delivery method

Presential
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Description

This master's degree offers a multidisciplinary training program based on the different domains of the Earth sciences, including geology, physics, chemistry, regional planning, biology and prehistory. Students learn to analyze and integrate multi-technical and multi-scale data through two distinct orientations: 3G track: Geology, Geophysics, Geotechnics Interdisciplinary training at the crossroads of geology and geophysics, from fundamental to engineering. PPA track: Paleoenvironment, Prehistory, Archeology Interdisciplinary training at the interface of archaeological and bioarchaeological sciences, environmental sciences and earth sciences.
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Internship

Mandatory

Job prospects

Students will be able to integrate the public or private professional environment, whether academic or applied. The skills acquired by the end of the master's degree are: disciplinary and transdisciplinary scientific knowledge a scientific approach by developing critical thinking and open-mindedness mastery of oral and written communication the implementation of individual or team projects and the development autonomy....Job(s): Études géologiques Recherche en sciences de l'univers de la matière et du vivant Enseignement supérieur Études géologiques Enseignement supérieur Recherche en sciences de l'homme et de la société Recherche en sciences de l'univers de la matière et du vivant
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Name

Master Science de la Terre et des Planetes, Environnement
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Space sector

Downstream
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UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE

Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation

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