Overview
The Geology (MSc) program at the University of Ottawa is offered through the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. It provides advanced training in geological sciences, emphasizing research in areas such as mineralogy, petrology, structural geology, and economic geology. Objectives include developing expertise in fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and thesis-based research. Unique features include bilingual instruction options and access to interdisciplinary studies in environmental geosciences.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in resource exploration, environmental consulting, and government agencies. The program enhances skills for careers in the mining industry, geological surveying, and academia.
Key Faculty/Staff
Faculty includes experts like Prof. Daniel Al Unruh in tectonics and Prof. Sarah-Jane Barnes in ore deposits, leading research in crustal processes and mineral resources.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Facilities include the Ottawa-Petersen Geodynamics Laboratory and the Centre for Advanced Mineral and Resource Exploration. Partnerships with the Geological Survey of Canada and Natural Resources Canada provide fieldwork opportunities and data access.
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