The Deutsche Geophysikalische Gesellschaft introduces itself in a new video. It is aimed at people and institutions who are interested in Geophysics. The DGG has set itself the task of disseminating and increasing geophysical knowledge in research and teaching. Get an insight and watch the video.
Trailer of the DGGFour students of the Geophysics Bachelor's program explain why you should study Geophysics at KIT. Check out our new Promo Video!
Bachelor's program in GeophysicsOn November 18, 2020, the main day of the online study information week, there will be live lectures and online advice on all aspects of the Bachelor Geophysics (in German). Registrations for this are already possible now. All information on registration, as well as other videos, in which pupils can find out more about studying Geophysics after the main day, are available on our German website.
Further information (in German)Film report in 3sat/nano about interdisciplinary earthquake research in the Upper Rhine Graben.
Film reportAn international research team has conducted geological and seismological experiments on the volcanic island group of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean to better understand the relationship between earthquake/volcanism and water in the interior of the Earth. Their results can be read in an article in the scientific journal Nature.
Original publication NatureThe corona crisis and the associated restrictions on public life lead to less ground turbulence. The constant ground disturbance is mainly caused by ocean waves, wind, traffic and industry. Sarah Mader and Joachim Ritter found out that the reduction in traffic and industry reduces the ground disturbance at earthquake measuring stations.
Article by SWR Wissen
The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) offers a two year Master's program in Geophysics. It is given in English and includes topics on Earthquake and Exploration Seismology as well as Natural Hazards. Teaching takes place in small groups and In Situ Lectures are taught right on site at geophysically fascinating locations. To enter the Master's program you need a solid background in mathematics and physics.
We are now taking applications for summer semester 2020.
International Master Program in Geophysics