School:Geology

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Departments and Divisions[edit | edit source]
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Department of Geological History[edit | edit source]![]() |
Historical geology[edit | edit source] |
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Theoretical Geology[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Geological Fieldwork[edit | edit source]![]()
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Field Geology[edit | edit source] |
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Geologic Group Coordination[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Geological Exploration[edit | edit source]![]() |
Geological Exploration[edit | edit source] |
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Underwater Geological Studies[edit | edit source] |
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Geological Cave Studies[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Rocks and Minerals[edit | edit source]![]() |
Rockology[edit | edit source] |
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Mineralogy[edit | edit source] |
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Sedimentology[edit | edit source] |
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Gemology[edit | edit source] |
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Crystallography[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Environmental geology[edit | edit source]![]() |
Weathering[edit | edit source] |
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Erosion[edit | edit source] |
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Acidification[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Volcanology[edit | edit source]![]() |
Volcanology[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Engineering Geology[edit | edit source]![]() |
Industrial Engineering Geology[edit | edit source] |
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Commercial Engineering Geology[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Structural geology[edit | edit source]![]() |
Structural Geology[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Geophysics[edit | edit source]![]() |
Seismology[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Glaciology[edit | edit source]![]() |
Glacial History[edit | edit source] |
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Glacial Chronology[edit | edit source] |
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Glacial Physics[edit | edit source] |
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Glacial Chemistry[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Geochemistry[edit | edit source]![]() |
Geochemistry[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Planetary geology[edit | edit source]![]() |
Planetary geology[edit | edit source] |
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Department of Geological Resources[edit | edit source]![]() |
Geological Resources[edit | edit source] |
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Geologic Information Systems[edit | edit source] |
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Courses[edit | edit source]
A learning pathway in geology can be designed into a learning resource or be similar in its composition to that of a university course.
Careers in Geology[edit | edit source]
Related disciplines[edit | edit source]
Related schools[edit | edit source]
Active participants[edit | edit source]
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- Since 9 November 2013, lately Geognosy 26 June 2022 --Marshallsumter (discuss • contribs) 04:24, 26 June 2022 (UTC)
- Since 24 June 2022 -- Terrickisaiah555 (discuss • contribs) 03:23, 26 June 2022 (UTC)
School news[edit | edit source]
- 26 August 2006 - School founded!
- 22 March 2013 - the Meteorites lecture has reached a high level of completion
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- 27 September 2013 - the Rocky objects astronomy lecture has reached a high level of completion
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- 27 September 2014 - the Astroglaciology lecture has reached a high level of completion
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- 2 November 2014 - the Glaciology lecture has reached a high level of completion
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- 18 November 2014 - the Glaciers lecture has reached a high level of completion
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- 21 January 2016 - the Mineralogy lecture has reached a high level of completion
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Things you can do![edit | edit source]
- Help create new content
External links for learning[edit | edit source]
- Animations on various concepts in Geology
- Historical Geology, a textbook on our Wikibooks sister project.
- Elements of Geology, The Student's Series, Written by Sir Charles Lyell, Bart., F.R.S., (1871) at Geology.com