
Graduate Programs
The School of Geosciences offers four graduate degrees - Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.):
Master of Science in Geology
Master of Science in Geophysics
Doctor of Philosophy in Geology
Doctor of Philosophy in Geophysics
Currently there are 110 students enrolled in our graduate programs (see Graduate Students under the People link). Our graduate degrees require students to complete courses in their area of specialization and conduct original research projects that will result in a Thesis (M.S.) or Dissertation (Ph.D.). While in the graduate program, students are under the advisement of one of our 20 full-time, Ph.D.-holding faculty members.
Along with their degree work, most of our students participate in the various opportunities through the School of Geosciences to network with future employers. The School hosts numerous companies each year that provide recruitment and presentation opportunities for our graduate students which result in internships and full-time careers.
For More Information Contact:
Graduate Affairs Committee
School of Geosciences
100 E. Boyd St. Rm 710
Norman, Oklahoma 73019
geology@ou.edu | (405) 325-3255
Faculty Research Interests
Diagenesis
Environmental Geochemistry, Geology, and Geophysics
Exploration Geophysics
Geobiology
Hydrogeology / Water and Energy Resources / Groundwater
- Kato Dee
- Kyle E. Murray (OK Geological Survey)
Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology / Mineralogy / Ore Deposits
Low-temperature Geochemistry
Organic / Isotope / Petroleum Geochemistry
Paleoclimatology
Paleomagnetism
Paleontology / Biostratigraphy / Paleoecology
Planetary Geology
Reservoir Characterization
- Younane Abousleiman
- Heather Bedle
- R. Douglas Elmore
- Kurt J. Marfurt
- Shankar Mitra
- Matthew J. Pranter
- Roger M. Slatt
Reservoir Modeling
Sedimentology / Stratigraphy / Basin Analysis
Seismic Stratigraphy
Solid-Earth Geophysics
Structural Geology / Tectonics / Earthquakes