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Great Lakes Research Center State Authorizes Michigan Tech to Seek Construction Bidsfor the new Great Lakes Research Center
“As Michigan moves toward a blue-water economy, this Great Lakes Research Center will play a vital role in helping the state understand and use its freshwater resources,” said Michigan Tech President Glenn D. Mroz. “It is a strategic investment in the future, for the state and for the University.”

New International program New International program
INVOGE is a program which links our graduate study programs in Volcanology and Engineering Geology with leading programs in France and Italy. You can get a dual MS degree in Geology with specialization in Volcanology or Engineering Geology.

Graduate Opportunities:

Open PhD student positions in volcanology

Open PhD student positions in volcanology, remote sensing, and cyberinfrastructure development at Michigan Technological University (PDF)
Make the World Your Career

Our degree programs prepare students for a broad range of career fields such as: environment, natural resources, petroleum (oil and gas) or mineral exploration, natural hazards mitigation or research of the earth. Graduates find employment in petroleum and oil service industries, environmental firms, government agencies, education, construction and mining.

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On the Faultline
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Fall 2008
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Great Lakes water: Looking at quality, quantity, and availability

Fine volcanic ash: Predicting the path of a serious hazard

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