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ERS225H5
Earth as a Laboratory: How Earth Scientists Study Our Planet (Field Course)
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Fieldwork is at the heart of being an Earth Scientist. The Earth is a natural laboratory, and the best place to study it is outdoors on the outcrops. Skills gained during fieldwork are key as part of an Earth Scientist’s toolbox, and are highly regarded in a career.
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ERS101H5 or ERS120H5 or ERS111H5 or ERS103H5 or ENV100H5
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