GB · Masters
Geographic Information and Climate Change, MSc
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Program overview
Over the course of study you acquire a deep knowledge of the current scientific issues underpinning geographic data climate change and environmental dynamics Our exceptional computing facilities support your studies from start to finish These include fifteen dual-processor workstations for Earth Observation a 20-node multiprocessor Beowulf cluster and the Department s IBM Blue Ice supercomputer which is mainly used for climate and glaciological modelling Upon graduation you will have developed the practical problem-solving and communication skills needed for a successful career in the wider industry
Duration: 10
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