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2 Geoscience Doctoral Degree Programs in Asia
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Heriot-Watt University Dubai
PhD in Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society
- Academic City, United Arab Emirates
PhD
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
The School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure, and Society has an inherently strong research culture with research students making a highly valued contribution to School’s overall research profile. The School is divided into three research institutes; Institute for Infrastructure and Environment; Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Building Design; Institute for Social Policy, Housing, Equalities Research.
China University of Petroleum
PhD in Geophysics
- Beijing, China
PhD
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English, Chinese
Geophysics has to do with the physics of the earth and its surrounding atmosphere and applies the theory and method of physics, combined with geology, atmospheric science, marine science and astronomy, to detect all kinds of geophysical fields (such as the earth's magnetic field, electric field, gravity field and seismic wave field, temperature field, the interior of the earth radiation, atmosphere and plasma radiation field, high electromagnetic field, etc.) by means of modern science and technology. You will learn to use such geophysical fields to obtain useful information that is used during exploration, drilling and production of hydrocarbons.
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Geoscience degree programs at the Doctoral level in Asia emphasize a research-driven approach, allowing you to delve into the complexities of Earth systems, climate change, and natural resource management. This field is critical for addressing global challenges, making it highly relevant in today's society.
You'll develop advanced competencies in areas like geological mapping, environmental assessment, and geospatial analysis. Common courses often include advanced mineralogy, hydrogeology, and geochemistry, which equip you with the tools to conduct significant cross-disciplinary research. As a doctoral student, you’ll engage in extensive fieldwork and analysis projects that enhance both your theoretical understanding and practical skills.
The environment fosters independence and curiosity as you contribute original research to the field. Graduates pursue various career paths, including academic roles, research positions, and consultancy in environmental and geological agencies. The demand for informed geoscientists is growing, meaning your expertise will be valued in both local and international contexts.