Description:
Are you curious about how the Earth works, what it's made of, and how we can protect its future? Dive into the dynamic world beneath your feet with our Geology webinar. Whether you're a future explorer, problem-solver, or future leader in sustainability, you'll want to join us.
Dr Catherine Mottram, Associate Professor in Geology, will introduce what it is like to study Geology at the University of Portsmouth and where a degree in Geology can take you.
What to expect:
- Find out more about our world leading facilities
- What placement opportunities and field work you can participate in
- What you’ll study on an Geology degree
- Career opportunities and next steps
- Key information on entry requirements
- A live Q&A with academic staff
Open to:
- Individuals considering Geology as a degree option
- Those interested in learning more our Geology, Engineering Geology and Environmental Geology pathways
What's a university webinar like?
Once you've signed up, we'll send you everything you need to join the live session online at the scheduled date and time.
Our webinars are designed to give you useful, practical information about the topic you're interested in. You'll hear from our friendly academics and support teams, who may use presentations, videos and interactive features to bring the session to life.
Most webinars also include a Q&A, giving you the chance to ask questions and get answers from our experts.
No, not at all.
For most of the webinar, our team will talk you through the chosen topic. There may be a chance to ask a question towards the end, but there's no obligation to if you'd rather not.
No. When you join a webinar, your camera will automatically be switched off and your microphone muted, so all you need to do is listen.
If you want to ask a question in the Q&A, you'll be able to type it and send it through.
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