Message from the Head of the Department, Dr. Paul Smith
Welcome to Earth and Ocean Sciences, one of the largest and most
diverse departments of its kind in the world. Our research
and teaching interests span the history of the Earth and
the evolution of its structure from core to stratosphere.
The scope of EOS-UBC is illustrated in the figure below. Research,
teaching and learning is done in the two principle areas
of the Earth Sciences:
- Solid Earth Sciences stress the chemical and physical properties
of the Earth and its long-term evolution.
- Environmental Earth Sciences focus on surface processes,
the fluid components of the Earth, and shorter-term
global change.
We offer undergraduate programs and research opportunities
for graduate students that encompass all the major Earth
Science disciplines, including geophysics, geological
science, geological engineering, oceanography and atmospheric
science. Dedicated staff provide the support for strong,
well-supported research and teaching activities.
Every year our faculty members obtain millions of dollars to support research
projects in the laboratory, at the computer and in the field.
We are particularly proud of our close research relationships
with industry and government.
To find out more about EOS at UBC see our Alumni Newsletters
page. Also, please explore this web site, and feel free
to contact us at (604) 822-2449 if you have any unanswered questions.
Solid Earth Sciences
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Environmental Earth Sciences
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EARTH EVOLUTION
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GLOBAL CHANGE
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Long Term Earth History
(106 - 109 years)
Core to Lithosphere,
Biosphere
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Properties
Processes
Structure
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Short Term Earth History
(up to 105 years)
Lithosphere, Hydrosphere,
Atmosphere, Biosphere
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Properties
Processes
Structure
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Resources
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Applied Science
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Resources
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Applied Science
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Graduate, Undergraduate, and Honours Degrees
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Geophysics
Geological Sciences
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Geological Engineering
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Oceanography
Atmospheric Sciences
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Undergraduate Majors Degree in Earth and Ocean
Sciences
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Support
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Computing
Field work
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Mechanical and Electronics
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Ship-board
Office
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Professor Paul L. Smith, Head
Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences
6339 Stores Rd, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1Z4