Courses

Course offerings for 2018

Remarkably diverse geology, experienced, award–winning faculty, a world–class field facility, and a 70 year tradition of leadership in teaching geoscience in the field form the foundation of excellence for our course offerings.

The Indiana University Geologic Field Station strives to lead the nation in teaching geosciences in the field, in research focused on field–based learning in geosciences, in supporting discovery, and on development of best practices in field geosciences through workshops and conferences.

The deadline to apply for Field Station courses is May 1. Apply by December 1 to have the best chance for a larger scholarship.

Field Geology in the Rocky Mountains (EAS X429)

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Structural Analysis (EAS G700)

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Other course offerings

Introductory high school and graduate–level courses are offered on an irregular basis, depending on expected enrollments. For more information about these offerings, and opportunities for field learning experiences for high-school students and their teachers, adults, and professionals in industry, contact the associate director for academics, Bruce Douglas.