11 PhD programmes in Geology in Sweden

The Geochemistry programme offered by Stockholm University develops advanced research expertise in chemical processes governing Earth systems and elemental cycles.

The Marine Geology programme offered by Stockholm University develops advanced research expertise in sedimentary processes and environmental reconstructions of marine and lacustrine systems.

The Geotechnical Engineering programme offered by Lund University develops advanced research expertise in soil and rock mechanics and their interaction with structures.

The Engineering Geology programme offered by Lund University develops advanced research expertise in the properties and behaviour of geological materials in relation to construction and environmental applications.

Applied Geophysics at Luleå University of Technology is a topic based on the laws of physics and methods which, combined with geological information can be used in a variety of applications.

Applied Geochemistry at Luleå University of Technology focuses on studies of the presence of elements and the geochemical processes that take place in rock, soil and water at Earth's surface.

Geophysics at Uppsala University is about "looking into" and understanding the Earth's structure, its history and processes - based on measurements of the Earth's physical properties.

Mineral Processing at Luleå University of Technology deals with the unit operations and processes for treating particulate solids, primarily metal ores, industrial minerals and solid fuels, but also residues and recyclable waste material as well as products from the processing industry.

The Geodesy and Geoinformatics programme offered by KTH Royal Institute of Technology develops advanced research expertise in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of spatial data related to the Earth and its environment.

The Geology programme offered by Stockholm University develops advanced research expertise in Earth systems through geological, geochemical, and geophysical approaches.

Ore Geology at Luleå University of Technology includes the use, setting and mode of formation of naturally occurring economic concentrations of metallic raw materials.