This course is the best way for graduate students to study the carbonate depositional system of the Bahamas first-hands. Vibra-coring, depth recorders and dataloggers will be used in the field to obtain the most accurate research. Personal observations and nightly discussions will provide for the most significant learning experiences. Snorkeling and swimming are required. Field Studies of Carbonate Aquifers Field studies of Carbonate Aquifers will provide graduate students hands-on experience using various field methods for hydrogeologic and diagenetic evaluation of the shallow carbonate coastal aquifers located in the Bahamas.
Techniques used include augering, coring, resistivity, to name a few.
This program is designed so students may complete 1 full year of college German at the Intermediate or Advanced level. Classes are held at the University of Heidelberg located on the Neckar River in the upper southern region of Germany. This program began in 1995 and offers intensive courses in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year Japanese. It provides an excellent opportunity to receive first-hand experience of Japanese culture, people, and society, as well as learning the language. Students study at Nihon University located in one of the most beautiful areas in Japan.