Available M.Sc. Thesis Opportunities

We are offering several M.Sc. thesis opportunities for motivated students interested in sedimentary basins, landscape evolution, geomorphology, sediment dynamics, and experimental Earth surface processes. Contact us if this sparks your interest.

Announcement of a master thesis for the topic: "Reconstructing basement driven fluid-flow in sedimentary basins: insights from the North Sea"

Announcement of a master thesis for the topic: "Long‑term landscape evolution of an alpine valley under climate‑driven hydrological and vegetation changes"

Announcement of a master thesis for the topic: "Short‑term (T < 100 yr) hydro‑morphodynamic impacts of infrastructure, in an alpine valley geomorphology"

Announcement of a master thesis for the topic: "Experiments on asymptotic degradation of mixed‑lithology sediments: evolution of particle diameter, shape, and mass"

Announcement of a master thesis for the topic: "Energy‑based sediment ageing using tumbler experiments to mimic field conditions and smart pebbles to quantify cumulative mechanical work"

B.Sc. and M.Sc. Courses Offered by the General Geology Group

Below is a list of the B.Sc.- and M.Sc.-level courses offered by the General Geology Group during the winter and summer semesters.

 

B.Sc. CoursesM.Sc. Courses

Winter Semester

  • Rocks and Minerals (more info here).
  • Sedimentologie (more info here).

Winter Semester

  • Basin Analysis & Modeling (more info here).

Summer Semester

  • Proseminar (more inof here).

Summer Semester

  • Seismic and Sequence Stratigraphy (more info here).