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68 Part-time Master's degrees in Earth Sciences
Earth System Science and Policy
The Earth System Science and Policy at the University of North Dakota offers an interdisciplinary-oriented education required by professionals working toward the management of earth systems and resources.
Biological Sciences
Graduate students in the Biological Sciences Master of Arts degree from Saint Cloud State University will gain in-depth knowledge and skills toward your chosen discipline while being introduced to a breadth of topics at the cutting edge of biology.
Geophysical Hazards
This MSc Geophysical Hazards from University College London (UCL) provides a broad introduction to geohazards, together with advanced courses in seismology, volcanology, hydrogeological hazards and meteorology.
Geoscience
The minerals, energy, geotechnical and environmental geoscience sectors remain some of the world’s most significant industries. To take your place in these industries, you’ll need the type of advanced, specialised knowledge that the Geoscience program at University of Melbourne provides.
Science Education, Secondary Earth Science
Become an Earth Science Teacher with a Master's Degree. Western Governors University offers a degree in Science Education, Secondary Earth Science.
Global Migration
The Global Migration programme offered by Swansea University allows you to undertake a year-long individual programme of personally and professionally enriching research.
Earth Sciences
UCL Earth Sciences is engaged in world-class research into the processes operating on and within the Earth and other planets, in the past, present, and future.
Industry Master of Earth and Space Physics and Engineering
The Industry Master of Earth and Space Physics and Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) will provide you with competencies within research and development of satellite, space-, aircraft, and ground-based measuring methods as well as mathematical and physical models for monitoring, mapping, and exploring large-scale physical structures and processes on Earth and in the universe.