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  • Bearded Lady Project Screening

    Come out May 22 to watch The Bearded Lady Project. A documentary challenging the pervasive culutural stereotypes of female scientists; one bearded lady at a time.Read More >>

  • Food Intersections Symposium

    The one-day symposium will use a combination of discussion panels, a keynote featuring Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé, and an activist workshop Read More >>

  • UD-developed text alert system helps fisherman avoid sturgeon

    New system predicts presence of Atlantic sturgeon with 88 percent accuracy Read More>>

  • Kathryn Coyne named director of Delaware Sea Grant

    UD professor, researcher to assume post April 1 Read More>>

  • Mushroom Geography

    UD grad student’s risk analysis contributes valuable information to industry leaders Read More>>

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  • Come out May 22 to watch The Bearded Lady Project. A documentary challenging the pervasive culutural stereotypes of female scientists; one bearded lady at a time.
  • The one-day symposium will use a combination of discussion panels, a keynote featuring Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé, and an activist workshop
  • New system predicts presence of Atlantic sturgeon with 88 percent accuracy
  • UD professor, researcher to assume post April 1
  • UD grad student’s risk analysis contributes valuable information to industry leaders
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  • Bearded Lady Project Screening

    Come out May 22 to watch The Bearded Lady Project. A documentary challenging the pervasive culutural stereotypes of female scientists; one bearded lady at a time.Read More >>

  • Food Intersections Symposium

    The one-day symposium will use a combination of discussion panels, a keynote featuring Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé, and an activist workshop Read More >>

  • UD-developed text alert system helps fisherman avoid sturgeon

    New system predicts presence of Atlantic sturgeon with 88 percent accuracy Read More>>

  • Kathryn Coyne named director of Delaware Sea Grant

    UD professor, researcher to assume post April 1 Read More>>

  • Mushroom Geography

    UD grad student’s risk analysis contributes valuable information to industry leaders Read More>>

Opportunities for Students

Whether you are interested in how the Earth works, what happens in the ocean, why people live where they do, or what impact humans are having on the environment, the College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment (CEOE) has something for you. If you’re serious about green energy, robotics technologies, sensor development, climate change or protecting the planet, we have faculty who can help you make a difference.

In CEOE, our students apply classroom knowledge to develop the critical thinking, technical, and problem-solving skills necessary to achieve their graduate school or career goals. Field work enriches all of our courses of study, from environmental science to geology.

Learn about what we offer undergraduates and graduate students, as well as professionals interested in certificate programs.

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CEOE faculty and staff provide a world-class education, conduct groundbreaking research, and make an impact on industry, government, and society at large.

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New system predicts presence of Atlantic sturgeon with 88 percent accuracy

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Ed Lewandowski receives inaugural Mid-Atlantic Sea Grant Early Career Achievement Award

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    26
    Molecular Modeling in Environmental Chemistry   Learn More
  • May
    03
    Geology Seminar: Doing Earth and Environmental Science in a Non-Factual World: How It Happened and a Difficult Way to Deal With It   Learn More
  • May
    10
    Direct groundwater discharge and vulnerability to hidden nutrient loads along the Great Lakes coast.   Learn More
 
CEOE Dives Deep

UD professor, students dive deep along the East Pacific Rise

Stemflow study
Asia Dowtin

Investigating how rainwater travels in urban forests

Industrializing Offshore Wind

Developing a cost-optimized integrated system design of an offshore wind plant

CEOE Research Publications

CEOE scientists (faculty and students) publish their work in peer reviewed scientific journals and news media.

Science
Saint Lawrence core

Abundant porewater Mn(III) is a major component of the sedimentary redox system

Science
calcium carbonate

Microscopic evidence for liquid-liquid separation in supersaturated CaCO3 solutions

Science
China

An arsenic forecast for China

Undergraduate Degrees Offered

Concerns such as climate change, globalization and migration, marine pollution, watershed degradation, energy independence and fisheries decline are at the heart of our work at CEOE.

Graduate Degrees and Courses Offered

In addition to formal course work, graduate students have the opportunity to conduct research on critical earth, ocean, environmental, and atmospheric topics under the guidance of distinguished faculty.

Study Abroad - Go Global With Us

Want to study climatology and human geography in Barbados? Want to dive the coral reefs in the Cayman Islands to study invasive species? Join us on study abroad!

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CEOE School & Departments

School of Marine Science & Policy

Advancing the understanding, stewardship, and conservation of estuarine, coastal, and ocean environments.

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Department of Geological Sciences

Discovering how geological processes have operated over various time scales to create and influence the planet’s surface environments.

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Department of Geography

Investigating the interactions between people and the environment and the processes that explain the location of human and natural phenomena.

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College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment • 111 Robinson Hall • Newark, DE 19716 • USA • Phone: 302-831-2841
Geography: 302-831-2294 • Geology: 302-831-2569 • Marine Science and Policy: 302-645-4212 • E-mail: ceoe-info@udel.edu

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