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About the Institute
  • M.S.

    Program established
    in 1991

  • Ph.D.

    Program established
    in 1994

  • 33+

    Faculty members
    (full-time, joint and adjunct)

Our Mission

Founded in 1991, the Graduate Institute of Applied Geology has actively engaged in teaching and research in applied geological sciences. We offer both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees, with an emphasis on the impact assessment of geohazards, geoenvironments, and georesources.

Our institute brings together seven full-time, twenty jointly appointed, and six adjunct faculty members—a broad team whose expertise spans hydrogeology, neotectonics, engineering geology, environmental geochemistry, and high-performance numerical simulation.

Students receive excellent opportunities to acquire hands-on experience through laboratory and fieldwork. All students are strongly encouraged to pursue publishable research in close collaboration with their advisors.

Students and faculty examining a geological outcrop during a field survey
Field survey · Geological outcrop study
Computer-based analysis of subsurface environmental and hydrogeological conditions
Hydrogeology · Subsurface environmental modeling
Research Areas
  • Hydrogeology
  • Groundwater hydrology
  • Groundwater contaminant transport
  • Neotectonics
  • Active fault and earthquake hazard
  • Landslide hazard
  • Engineering geology
  • Geotechnical engineering
  • Environmental geochemistry
  • Mineral and energy resources
  • Fractured rock hydrogeology
  • Hydrogeological parameter estimation
  • Subsurface environmental modeling
  • High-performance numerical simulation
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