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Student life at GFI

Both outdoor enthusiasts and couch potatoes can find exciting topics and ways of working in meteorology, oceanography and climatology. It's all about our earth system - which may be studied at sea or in the field, as well computer based activities such as data analysis and numerical modeling.

GFI students explore the elements.
GFI students explore the elements.
Foto/ill.:
Joachim Reuder, Beathe Tveita, Tor de Lange, Olga

Hovedinnhold

Follow the links on the right hand side for information about students and student life. If you would like to know more about the programmes and courses we offer, please see the page about our study program.

Feel free to also contact our student advisor at studieveileder@gfi.uib.no for further information.

The main door of the Geophysical Institute.

A good job market

The need for qualified meteorologists and oceanographers is great, and there are plenty of opportunities within a broad spectrum of private and governmental firms and institutions.

Halos may be studied in all parts of the world.

Explore the world

Is studying at the Geophysical Institute in Bergen not enough for you? What about taking a semester or two on abroad?

Students taking the Mesoscale Dynamics seminar in Ustaoset, spring 2012.

Our students

Students at the Geophysical Institute are interested in entire earth-atmosphere-climate system.

06.08.2021