Geology and Geophysics
With around 60 research staff and PhD students, Southampton's Geology and Geophysics Research Group is among the most active in this field in Europe
Students from all over the world choose to study a PhD at the National Oceanography Centre Southampton (NOCS), undertaking research degrees that contribute to pushing the boundaries of our knowledge of ocean and Earth science.
Graduate School of the National Oceanography Centre Southampton (GSNOCS)
GSNOCS is a centre of excellence. We are large, international, scientifically diverse and genuinely interdisciplinary with over 120 registered PhD supervisors and more than 200 PhD students with backgrounds in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Science, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Geology, Geophysics, Mathematics, Meteorology, Natural Sciences, Oceanography and Physics.
We ensure all PhD students:
- receive the best possible education and training
- develop the skills and knowledge to operate at the cutting edge of research
- are equipped with the motivation and ethos that leads to successful careers
You can search the current list of graduate school (GSNOCS) projects or identify a topic, funding and potential supervisor independently.
One-to-one contact with practising researchers is the most important component of postgraduate education. We host a large cohort of academic staff at NOCS involved in supervising our PhD students; there are many hundreds more working in related disciplines across the University. You will be assigned a supervisory team who will mentor and guide you in the development of your professional skills and an advisory panel will monitor student progress.
