GEO6612 Current Issues in Polar and Alpine Science

Aims/Description: This module provides students with knowledge, insight and awareness into specific current issues in Polar and Alpine Science. This is achieved through the medium of attendance at research presentations by experts in appropriate fields and discussion of cutting-edge research topics and papers

Restrictions on availability: Only available to students on MSc(Res) Polar & Alpine Change

Staff Contact: BATEMAN MARK D

Teaching Methods: Seminars, Problem solving, Independent Study

Assessment: Course work

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