This Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, and Palaeobiology programme offers an in-depth study of sedimentary rocks and fossils, essential for understanding Earth's history and biological evolution. The course emphasizes the development and application of sedimentological, stratigraphical, and palaeobiological techniques, integrating micro- and macro-fossil analysis, sequence stratigraphy, and geochemical proxies to investigate past environmental and sea-level changes. It is designed for students interested in paleoenvironmental reconstruction and Earth's geological timescales, with a focus on sedimentary archives as records of Earth's dynamic history.
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This Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, and Palaeobiology programme offers an in-depth study of sedimentary rocks and fossils, essential for understanding Earth's history and biological evolution. The course emphasizes the development and application of sedimentological, stratigraphical, and palaeobiological techniques, integrating micro- and macro-fossil analysis, sequence stratigraphy, and geochemical proxies to investigate past environmental and sea-level changes. It is designed for students interested in paleoenvironmental reconstruction and Earth's geological timescales, with a focus on sedimentary archives as records of Earth's dynamic history.
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Starting 2027-02-01
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Starting 2026-10-01
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Apr 2026
Current/recent research projects:Palaeoenvironmental change in the Early Jurassic: A north African perspectiveDiversity and disparity at the dawn of fern evolutionUnravelling the tectonic and climatic controls on Upper Jurassic mass flow deposits in NE ScotlandAssessing the nature of the stratigraphic record and its utility for understanding the Earth systemExploring the links between orbital forcing of climate and large-scale sea-level change in the geological recordInvestigating the biotic responses to large scale environmental change in Earth historyThe development and refinement of geological timescales using orbital chronologiesMiocene vegetation in the African tropicsForam ecology and biocalcificationPlio-Pleistocene monsoon-driven coccolithophore productivity and evolution
Applicants must hold a minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline. Non-UK applicants may need to demonstrate proficiency in English language requirements. Additional criteria may include relevant research experience or background in Earth sciences, depending on the specific admission policies of the programme.
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