Environmental Geology and Natural Hazards

This course examines the nature of a variety of natural hazards including events such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, river flooding, severe weather, wildfire, and hurricanes. Current methods of analysis, prediction and mitigation are investigated. Laboratory activities concentrate on working from real-life situations in order to draw conclusions about natural hazard issues.

Requisites:

  • Completed at least 1 of the following:
    • GEOL105 - Introduction to Geology (3)
    • GEOL106 - Physical & Historical Geology (3)
    • GEOG101 - Introduction to Physical Geography 1 (3)

Course Code: GEOL-220

Course Type: Sciences, Lab Sciences

Tuition Fees: $ 372.57

Lab/Field Fees: $ 85.38

Delivery Methods: ℹ️

  • On-campus

Credits: 3

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