MARN1002/1003 - Introduction to Oceanography

Processes governing the geology, circulation, chemistry and biological productivity of the world's oceans. Emphasis is placed on the interactions and interrelationships between physical, chemical, biological and geological processes that contribute to both the stability and the variability of the marine environment.

 

MARN1004 - Oceanography Laboratory

Laboratory experiments, hands-on exercises, and field observations (including required cruise on research vessel) that teach fundamental oceanographic concepts emphasizing physical, chemical, and biological processes and their interaction in the marine environment.

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MARN3000 - Global Climate Change

Lecture-based course focused on the physical and chemical principles of global warming, with additional emphasis on climate communications, international diplomacy, and domestic policy.

 

MARN4050/5050 - Geological Oceanography

Basic concepts in geological oceanography, plate tectonics and the role of ocean floor dynamics in the control of the Earth and ocean system.

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MARN4995/5995 - Polar Climate

Fundamentals of Antarctic climate, past and future, through lectures and critical analysis of the scientific literature.