Department of Geophysics
Geophysics integrates physics, mathematics, geology, computer science, signal processing, and much, much more to unravel science related to Earth, energy, and the environment. To prepare students to be leaders in geophysics, we offer a B.S. degree in geophysical engineering and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in geophysics and geophysical engineering. Our graduates are hired by (1) groundwater, environmental, and subsurface construction firms, (2) petroleum, mining, and renewable energy companies, (3) government agencies, and (4) academic institutions. We invite you to come join us in the excitement of exploring our planet and beyond! Please contact geophysics@mines.edu to learn more.
News
DOE grant to support Geophysics clean energy research
Congratulations to Drs. Eileen Martin and Ge Jin who, partnered with Dr. Derek Rountree at Luna Innovations (NASDAQ:LUNA), have received a Department of Energy (DOE) Grant to investigate clean energy and climate solutions. The grant is part of a $35 million effort at...
Department Research
Humanitarian Geophysics
Geophysical Engineering B.S.
The Department of Geophysics at Colorado School of Mines has an international reputation for excellence in applied geophysics. It is the oldest and broadest program of applied geophysics in North America, was one of the first U.S. universities to offer a bachelor’s degree in geophysical engineering and is evenly balanced between undergraduate and graduate students and between research and teaching.
In the News
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- Colorado School of Mines to launch first-of-its-kind online certificate in carbon capture, utilization and storage
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