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25 Nov 2016 

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) Under Petroeum Geoscience change text to read:

Petroleum Geoscience

Delve into the study of oil and gas exploration and recovery. Victoria’s Petroleum Geoscience programme is run in partnership with [GNS Science https://www.gns.cri.nz/]—giving you highly valuable access to industry knowledge and technology.

Take advantage of the unique training ground offered by New Zealand’s complex petroleum systems. Gain first-hand experience working with the petroleum industry and gain access to world class applied research in petroleum geology.

Learn the latest techniques used in hydrocarbons exploration and study basin evolution, seismic methods and petroleum systems analysis. You’ll use leading-edge software and gain a solid understanding of the commercial services provided to the domestic and international petroleum industries. 

This subject is only available at postgraduate level.

The Postgraduate programmes are:

Postgraduate

Diploma in Science

Master of Science by thesis

Master of Science by coursework and thesis

PhD (to be loaded when available)

27 Sep 2016 

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) For Petroleum Geoscience. change MSc duration to '1 or 2 years (120 or 240 points)'

15 Sep 2016 

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) under real world connections replace text to read:
  Victoria University has long-standing relationships with GNS Science, NIWA, the MetService and the Earthquake Commission and is recognised internationally for the Antarctic Research Centre(ARC) and the Climate Change Research Institute (CCRI). These networks give you opportunities to study at real field sites with world-renowned scientists.

02 May 2016 

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) please upload the helicopter image as their banner. This image is also in the project folder. I am a little bit concerned it won't be the right dimension to get both the helicopter and mountain range in but see how you go.

16 Jun 2016 

Jane Young (Unlicensed) from KE

16 Jun 2016 

Jane Young (Unlicensed) from KE

Alida Steemson (Unlicensed)

"New Zealand really is one of the best places in the world to study Geology—we have it all, from volcanoes, earthquakes, mountains, rivers, ice, all kinds of rocks—and Victoria is right in the middle of it all!'

Juliet Sefton, Master of Science in Geology

FAculty of Science Handbook 1015 pg 43 - put quote in under the Why Wellington section please.

Image in project folder.