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School of Science

One planet.
Shared questions.

Explore climate, Earth systems and the scientific questions that call for international collaboration.

Discover Our Scientific Direction

Welcome to the School

Science crosses borders.

The School of Science focuses on fundamental scientific questions with international significance, with global climate change as a central academic interest.

Its direction connects climate systems, Earth and environmental science, polar science and international scientific cooperation.

Academic Focus

Fundamental questions.
International collaboration.

01

Climate & Earth Systems

Climate processes, atmosphere–ocean interactions and global environmental change.

02

Polar & Environmental Science

Polar environments, the cryosphere, ecosystems and international observation.

03

International Scientific Cooperation

Scientific data sharing, research collaboration and science diplomacy.

The Learning Approach

Observe carefully.
Question openly. Work together.

Scientific understanding develops through observation, the evaluation of evidence and the testing of explanations.

  1. 01

    Understand Systems

    Connect physical processes with climate and Earth-system questions.

  2. 02

    Evaluate Evidence

    Consider observation, uncertainty, models and scientific data.

  3. 03

    Collaborate Internationally

    Explore data sharing and cross-border research questions.

Connections Across the College

Related Policy & Governance Courses

These programmes belong to the College’s policy and international affairs catalogue. They are related learning options, rather than foundational science programmes.

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Academic Enquiries

Shared knowledge begins
with shared questions.

Science programme information will be published separately as the curriculum is established. For enquiries about the School’s academic direction, contact the College.

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