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Professor Thomas Lowell and graduate students
confer in an ice tunnel beneath Angel Glacier in Jasper National Park
Funding
and Financial Aid
The
Geology Department and the University of Cincinnati provide financial
support on an academic-year basis for many graduate students in the form
of assistantships, tuition scholarships, endowed fellowships, and outside
grants and contracts. Financial support is limited to a maximum of two
years for MS students and four years (beyond the MS) for PhD students;
support beyond the first year is contingent upon evidence of satisfactory
progress toward completion of degree requirements. All students receiving
financial aid must be full-time, i.e., registered for a minimum of 12
graduate credits each quarter during the academic year.
Learn more about:
Geology Specific Scholarships and Fellowships
GA,Teaching, and Research Assistantships
Departmental Funds for Student Research
Admission
Requirements
On-line
Application - Graduate School
Learn
more about:
Application Procedure
and Deadlines
Types of Admissions
https://www.grad.uc.edu/admissions/app/
Online
Graduate Inquiry Form
We strongly recommend reviewing
the research interests of our faculty and
directly contacting those with whom you are interested in working. If
you are unsure who to contact, we can help direct you if you tell us a
bit about your research interest, relevant information about your academic
background, and future professional goals.
Degree Requirements
All information
for degree requirements can be found in PDF format in the:
•
Geology Graduate Handbook
•
UC Graduate Handbook
PLEASE NOTE
Hyperlinks in the pdf documents were current as
of April, 2008 but are subject to change. Graduate School requirements
and regualtions take precedence over those of the department of Geology.
Course Descriptions
Graduation
Deadlines Dates 2007-2008
Resources
PDF Graduate handbook (Adobe Acrobat
Reader required-click here for free download) University of
Cincinnati Graduate School
Blank Committee meeting
report form
Career Opportunities
Geology Club
To request further information about the Department of Geology
Graduate Programs, please contact our Graduate Program Secretary, Alice
McDade, at Alice.McDade@uc.edu
or Financial Administrator, Kate Cosgrove, at cosgrokd@UCMAIL.UC.EDU
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Graduate students and faculty members on 2002
four day field trip in Cave-in-Rock State Park in Southern Illinios
Concentrations/Major
Programs:
Paleontology/Sedimentology
Invertebrate Paleontology
Vertebrate Paleontology
Paleoceanography
Sedimentology/Stratigraphy
Surface Geology
Environmental
Geology
Geomorphology
Glacial Geology
Hydrogeology
Solid Earth Geology
Clay Mineralogy
Igneous Petrology
Metamorphic Petrology
& Tectonics
Mineralogy
Volcanology
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