School of Environment
Welcome to the School of Environment
The School of Environment is the place to study and research in Geography, Earth Sciences (Geology), Environmental Science, Environmental Management, Geophysics and Geographical Information Science.
Our research and teaching addresses the earth surface and subsurface, climate, social, economic and cultural processes that shape our world. Learn more by visiting Our school.
-
Joint appointment with NIWA
16 June 2017Associate Professor Geoffroy Lamarche has begun a joint appointment with NIWA and the School of Environment. -
Royal surprise for emerging researcher
12 June 2017The Royal Geographical Society in London has recognised a University of Auckland PhD student as a leading new researcher in the field of geography. -
Work on the Alpine Fault by Faculty of Science researchers is published in Nature
26 May 2017Researchers from the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Science, who were part of the team involved in the South Island’s Deep Fault Drilling Project, have had their results published in prestigious international journal, Nature, this month.
-
Winter Bootcamp 2017 Event as iCalendar
10 July 2017 - 14 July 2017, 9am - 4:30pmWinter Bootcamp is a week long training and education to help researchers up-skill research digital skills. -
GSNZ Hochstetter Lecture Tour: Tectonics and genetics in topographic evolution Event as iCalendar
20 June 2017, 7 - 8pmGeoscience Society of New Zealand Hochstetter Lecturer is Professor Dave Craw from the University of Otago. His main lecture “Tectonics and genetics in topographic evolution” which will be held at the Auckland Museum auditorium at 7pm on the 20th June should be of interest to environmental as well as earth scientists. The complementary Hochstetter Lecture “Tectonically driven fluid flow and gold mineralisation in actively deforming convergent orogens” will be at 1pm on the 21st June in Rm 302-130.
-
PhD position in Freshwater Evolutionary Ecology
01 March 2017A PhD position in freshwater evolutionary ecology is available in the School of Environment at the University of Auckland.
