Masters Degrees in Geotechnology

Kingston University offered the first GIS undergraduate degree in the world in 1989, followed by several MSc and PhD research degrees. Read more

Benefit from teaching that is informed by our leading research in Mining and Minerals Engineering. Taught by the internationally established Camborne School of Mines (CSM), a combined mining school and geoscience department. Read more

Become immersed in the ‘Big Data revolution’ and develop state-of-the-art data science and AI skills alongside expertise in emerging renewable technologies… Read more

For students entering or working in a range of engineering careers within the construction, environmental and extractive industries Taught by the internationally… Read more

Taught by the internationally established  Camborne School of Mines (CSM) , a combined mining school and geoscience department. Read more

If you have an interest in the earth in relation to minerals extraction Geophysics offers you plenty of scope to get involved in the profession itself and expertise required to explore different types of terrain. Read more

There is an international shortage of geotechnical engineers yet the ground is the greatest area of technical risk in construction. Read more

Gain specialist expertise that’s centred on environmental geochemistry and mineralogy, as well as a multi-disciplinary skillset covering natural, engineering and social science aspects of mining environmental management. Read more

Applied Geology looks at how geological issues affect the lives of human beings. Applied Geologists deal with problems that have a major impact on human populations. Read more

Geology, the science of the Earth, is concerned with understanding geological principles and processes. Read more

The Master of Science (MSc) is a two-year degree which encompasses both coursework and research. The first year involves mainly coursework and preliminary research preparation. Read more

If you are a geology graduate, this course will provide you with the essential knowledge, techniques and experience required by the exploration geology sector for employment in the metal, coal or hydrocarbon industries. Read more

Our Soil Mechanics courses explore the properties of soils and soft rocks in relation to civil engineering, the theory of geomechanics and practical geotechnical engineering. Read more

Increased population pressure, industrialisation and intensive land use are causing depletion of natural resources and are limiting the performance of land with respect to its functions such as biomass production, carbon sequestration, water purification, etcetera. Read more