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homepage department of earth sciences skip to main content carleton ca about admissions undergraduate graduate academics research campus future students undergraduate graduate current students undergraduate graduate faculty staff alumni department of earth sciences department of earth sciences about us department of earth sciences department of earth sciences main navigation home about why are earth sciences important our commitment to equity diversity and inclusion future students undergraduate graduate programs admissions international students awards and opportunities forms careers a student perspective current students undergraduate course outlines 2024 2025 2025 2026 2023 2024 previous course outlines program flow charts scholarships and bursaries graduate student societies people faculty members staff adjunct professors distinguished research professors scientist in residence post doctoral fellows graduate students retirees in memoriam field trips 1st year field trip 2nd year field trip 3rd year field trip 4th year graduate field trip ocgc seminars research research groups facilities ottawa carleton geoscience centre publications outreach explore geoheritage day visiting the classroom teacher s workshop earth sciences and sports camp the geoheritage park and geological time trail project pgo job opportunities faculty of science contact us welcome to the department of earth sciences nearly everything that we do is connected to the physical earth it s lands oceans atmosphere plants and animals the materials used for our homes and offices the clothes that we wear our sources of energy our drinking water the air that we breathe and the food that we eat all of our high tech tools innovative clean energy solutions and critical minerals are derived from our planet study of the earth sciences offers an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to understanding earth systems applying knowledge from biology chemistry physics ecology computer science and mathematics to tackle complex global issues as our human population approaches 8 billion people maintaining and improving the quality of life on this planet and protecting threatened environments and ecosystems requires an understanding and appreciation of earth s complex processes the 2015 united nations sustainable development goals sdg s outline 17 actions necessary to addressing our most pressing global challenges by the year 2030 such as improving health and education protection from natural disasters reducing inequality supporting economic growth while tackling climate change and preserving oceans and forests geoscientists and their knowledge of earth systems and processes are critical to achieving these goals research groups future graduate students charlie roots honours fund future funder giving tuesday k sethu raman field education future funder the geoheritage park and geological time trail project geodiversity day registration explore geoheritage day events sorry there are no events see more events news stories monday october 19 2026 led by former phd student dr dana korneisel dr hillary maddin co authors paper in journal nature using sturgeon as a material analogue a new model has made it possible to estimate how the backbones of some of the first animals on land could and could not move the results disprove a long standing hypothesis that changes in early tetrapod anatomy as they moved onto land gave them improved neck mobility tuesday may 26 2026 dr peter crockford featured in eureka faculty spotlight associate professor dr peter crockford is featured in eureka magazine for his research on earth s ancient climate oceans and environmental change friday may 22 2026 dr elliott skierszkan is leading a landmark paper in science congratulations to assistant professor dr elliott skierszkan for leading a landmark paper in science see more news stories department of earth sciences 2115 herzberg laboratories 1125 colonel by drive ottawa on k1s 5b6 phone 613 520 2600 ext 5633 email earth sciences carleton ca view map contact us privacy policies accessibility copyright 2026 search carleton main navigation home about why are earth sciences important our commitment to equity diversity and inclusion future students undergraduate graduate programs admissions international students awards and opportunities forms careers a student perspective current students undergraduate course outlines 2024 2025 2025 2026 2023 2024 previous course outlines program flow charts scholarships and bursaries graduate student societies people faculty members staff adjunct professors distinguished research professors scientist in residence post doctoral fellows graduate students retirees in memoriam field trips 1st year field trip 2nd year field trip 3rd year field trip 4th year graduate field trip ocgc seminars research research groups facilities ottawa carleton geoscience centre publications outreach explore geoheritage day visiting the classroom teacher s workshop earth sciences and 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