Learning resources at UiO
Here you will find valuable learning resources during your time as a student.
- My studies app
- Book reading room seat
- Book colloquium room
- Digital tools when you study
- IT services and software
- University Library
- Writing and studying techniques
Master Seminars in Geosciences
The master seminar series run parallel with your master studies. It is not mandatory to participate, but we recommend that you follow as they will help you in your studies. Some of the seminars need registration.
Available MSc theses
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Analysis of historical quick clay slides Oct. 18, 2023
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Analyse av elvegeometri/bunntopografi Oct. 16, 2023
Applications
- Master's agreement
- Data Management Plan (DMP) for Master Thesis
- Changing the master contract
- Special syllabus
- Recognition of external education (for MSc programme)
Local regulations
Local regulations for the MSc Geosciences:
- Master's contract deadline
- Postponed MSc thesis submission
- Scope for the special syllabus in Geoscience
Contact persons for the programme options
If you have questions about the programme structure for your study option, you may contact the coordinator for the programme options.
Potential supervisors and their main topics of research
Here, you'll find an overview of supervisors in Geosciences at the Department of Geosciences, CEED and others and their area of research.
Finishing the MSc programme
Completing your studies – The final steps:
- Deadline
- Format and cover (front page template)
- Submitting the master's thesis
- Print your thesis
- Final examination
- Clearance form
- Diploma and diploma registry
Master's theses submitted at the Department of Geosciences
Here you will find master's theses that have previously been submitted at the Department of Geosciences.
Master examinations
Assessing ground ice changes in Svalbard from SAR interferometry and modelling
Can offshore sediments be used to identify historical tsunamis? An organic geochemical approach for tracing offshore deposits of the AD 1755 tsunami at Algarve Coast, Portugal
Petroleum-based Hydraulic oils vs. Bio-oils: A comparative assessment of soil biodegradability – A small-scale, 12 months biodegradation experiment
Relative Importance of Input Parameters in Fault Stability Assessment
Trace fossils, paleoecology, and depositional setting of the Middle Ordovician Lysaker Member (Huk Formation), Geitungholmen, Asker
On Turbulent Exchange Processes in the High-Arctic Mountainous Boundary Layer