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Geology Professors and Supervisors in Denmark
Professors in geology in denmark
158 professors found
Professor
Aarhus University
Denmark
Research Interests
Petrology
Structural Geology
Geology
Petrogenesis
Glacial Geology
Professor
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Petrology
Structural Geology
Geology
Petrogenesis
Magmatism
Curator of Petrology
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Petrology
Structural Geology
Petrogenesis
Geology
Crustal Evolution
Has grant
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Petrology
Structural Geology
Geology
Petrogenesis
Geochemistry
Research Professor in Tectonics
Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland
Denmark
Research Interests
Structural Geology
Sedimentology
Geology
Crustal Evolution
Glacial Geology
Associate Professor
Københavns Universitet
Denmark
Research Interests
Petrology
Sedimentology
Geology
Impact Cratering
Paleolimnology
Affiliated professor
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
Research Interests
Paleontology
Structural Geology
Geology
Glacial Geology
Micropaleontology
Aarhus University
Denmark
Research Interests
Structural Geology
Geophysics
Geology
Seismic Imaging
Marine Geology
Associate Professor
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
Research Interests
Paleontology
Sedimentology
Geology
Paleoecology
Cretaceous Period
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Living costs in Denmark
Estimated costs in Denmark.
MonthlyYearly | Denmark |
|---|---|
 Groceries Basic food shopping for one student per year | kr18.2k $2,640/yr |
 Books & Academic Supplies Textbooks, stationery, and academic materials per year | kr3.5k $500/yr |
 Visa & Immigration Fees Student visa and residence permit fees per year | kr2.2k $320/yr |
 Transportation Public transport and local travel per year | kr4.1k $600/yr |
Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo
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Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS)
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