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DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2017/2018
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Degree Programme Table: Carbon Capture and Storage (MSc) (Part-time) - 3 Years (PTMSCCARCA1P)

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Year 1 Academic year: 2017/18, Starting in: September

Notes:
Students on this course should take 60 credits in Year 1, 40 or 30 credits of which should be core courses of their choice throughout the year.

Compulsory courses

You must take these courses
Carbon Capture and Transport

Must be taken during Block 1 (Sem 1)

PGGE11141 20 credits

Course options

Group A

Select exactly 40 credits in this group.

Carbon Capture and Storage (MSc) (Full-time) - Compulsory Options for non GeoScience Background

Select between 0 and 20 credits of the following courses
Notes:
These are COMPULSORY SEMESTER 1 courses for students without a GeoScience background.
Selected courses must be taken during Semester 1
Hydrocarbons
EASC11004 10 credits
Geology for Earth Resources
PGGE11173 10 credits
AND

Carbon Capture and Storage Recommended Semester 1 Course Options

Select between 10 and 20 credits of the following courses
Notes:
These are RECOMMENDED SEMESTER ONE course options for the MSc in Carbon Capture and Storage.
Selected courses must be taken during Semester 1
Applied Hydrogeology and Near Surface Geophysics
EASC10101 20 credits
Seismic Reflection Interpretation
PGGE11144 10 credits
Principles and Practice of Remote Sensing
PGGE11233 20 credits
AND

Carbon Capture and Storage Recommended Semester 2 Course Options

Select between 10 and 20 credits of the following courses
Notes:
These are RECOMMENDED SEMESTER TWO course options for the MSc in Carbon Capture and Storage.
Selected courses must be taken during Semester 2
Hydrocarbon Reservoir Quality
EASC10015 10 credits
Hydrogeology 2: Simulation of Groundwater Flow and Transport
EASC10077 10 credits
Gas Separations Using Membranes (MSc)
PGEE11075 10 credits
Separation Processes (MSc)
PGEE11156 10 credits
Subsurface Reservoir Quality
PGGE11226 20 credits
Energy Policy and Politics (20 credits)
PGSP11132 20 credits
Energy Policy and Politics (10 credit version)
PGSP11133 10 credits

Year 2 Academic year: 2017/18, Starting in: September

Notes:
Students on this course should take 60 credits in Year 2, 40 or 30 credits of which should be core courses of their choice throughout the year as well as completing a Dissertation during Block 5.

Compulsory courses

You must take these courses
Carbon Economics

Must be taken during Semester 1

ECNM11034 20 credits
Carbon Storage and Monitoring

Must be taken during Semester 2

PGGE11139 20 credits

Course options

Group A

Select exactly 20 credits in this group.

Carbon Capture and Storage Recommended Semester 1 Course Options

Select exactly 20 credits of the following courses
Selected courses must be taken during Semester 1
Applied Hydrogeology and Near Surface Geophysics
EASC10101 20 credits
Seismic Reflection Interpretation
PGGE11144 10 credits
Principles and Practice of Remote Sensing
PGGE11233 20 credits
OR

Carbon Capture and Storage Recommended Semester 2 Course Options

Select exactly 20 credits of the following courses
Selected courses must be taken during Semester 2
Hydrocarbon Reservoir Quality
EASC10015 10 credits
Hydrogeology 2: Simulation of Groundwater Flow and Transport
EASC10077 10 credits
Gas Separations Using Membranes (MSc)
PGEE11075 10 credits
Separation Processes (MSc)
PGEE11156 10 credits
Subsurface Reservoir Quality
PGGE11226 20 credits
Energy Policy and Politics (20 credits)
PGSP11132 20 credits
Energy Policy and Politics (10 credit version)
PGSP11133 10 credits

Year 3 Academic year: 2017/18, Starting in: September

Notes:
Students on this course should take the 60 credit dissertation only in year 3.

Compulsory courses

You must take these courses
Dissertation in Carbon Capture and Storage

Must be taken during Full Year

PGGE11140 60 credits
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