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/ ATOC 185) examines the science behind different types of disasters and our ability or inability to control and predict such events. No region on Earth is immune from natural disasters. As we gain
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Qualification Requirements: - Minimum Qualification: M.Eng. in Civil Engineering or B.Eng. in Civil Engineering with a minimum of 5 years of practical experience. - Currently and actively practicing in the field
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and Planetary Sciences Course Title and Course Number: EPSC 185 Natural Disasters EPSC 210 Introduction to Mineralogy EPSC 220 Principles of Geochemistry EPSC 221 General Geology EPSC 233 Earth and Life
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guns and drugs; money laundering through the world financial system. Teaching Qualification Requirements: Doctoral level study in Economics, including completed comprehensive examinations for the PhD
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: Department of Geography Course Title and Course Number: GEOG 201 Introductory Geo-Information Science. GEOG 202 Statistics & Spatial Analysis GEOG 203 Environmental Systems GEOG 216 Geography of the World
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Supervisor: Jeff Cardille, PhD Macdonald Campus; McGill University Hiring Unit: Department of Natural Resource Sciences Position Summary: Identify and label randomly selected points in support of land-cover
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application period: June 1-15, 2024 (t his job posting will expire at midnight on June 15) Hiring unit: Farm Management and Technology Program Course subject code and title: FMTP 086 Humanities 2: World Views
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Research. Students work in an interdisciplinary team on a real-world research project involving problem definition, methodology development, social, ethical and environmental impact assessment, execution
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: Solid understanding of quantitative, system-level approaches to earth, atmospheric and biological science; Effective written and oral communication skills in English, and preferably in French as well and
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: Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Course Title and Course Number: ATOC 181 Intro to Atmospheric Science ATOC 185 Natural Disasters ATOC 214 Intro: Physics of the Atmosphere Estimated Number