Environmental Geology

Location: Riverview

Course Information

• Course Prefix: GEOL
• Course Number: 3442
• Course Section: SJ01B
• Course Name:
  Environmental Geology
• Term:
  Winter
• Campus:
  Saint John
• Faculty:
  Science, Applied Science and Engineering, Faculty of
• Department:
  Biology, Department of
• Position
  
  Start Date:
• Position End Date:
• Posting Date:
• Final date to receive applications:
• Requested By: T. Saravelo for Heather Major
• Days: M,W,F
• Time: 11:30 AM- 12:20 PM
• Number of Positions Available: 1
• Total Credit
  
  Hours:
  
  3 ch (3C)
• Mode of Delivery:
  Face to Face
• Location:
  
  On Campus
• Stipend Amount: 7594

The role of Geology in the management of our environment. Issues examined may include natural hazards; soil, water, mineral and energy resources; contamination; global systems and change.

Course Description

The role of Geology in the management of our environment. Issues examined may include natural hazards; soil, water, mineral and energy resources; contamination; global systems and change.

Prerequisite: GEOL 1044 or approved equivalent.

Qualifications

Postgraduate degree in Geology or related field (PhD preferred), preferably with undergraduate level Geology teaching experience.

Additional Notes

There may be holder(s) of Right-of-First-Refusal on this course.

Position is subject to final budgetary approval and may be subject to minimum enrolment.

Contract Academic Position Details

Review the collective agreement

Class Details

• Days: M,W,F
• Time: 11:30 AM- 12:20 PM
• Number of Positions Available: 1
• Total Credit
  
  Hours:
  
  3 ch (3C)
• Mode of Delivery:
  Face to Face
• Location:
  
  On Campus
• Stipend Amount: 7594

Curriculum Context

The role of Geology in the management of our environment. Issues examined may include natural hazards; soil, water, mineral and energy resources; contamination; global systems and change.

Diversity and Inclusion

Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada