About Earth System Science

A postgraduate geology program called Earth System Science and Technology are offered. The study of the earth as an integrated system with its major components of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere is known as Earth system science. It encompasses a broad range of research into the physical earth, its atmosphere, seas, and their interrelationships, as well as the earth's link with the rest of the Universe. The initiative aids in the development of our capability and operational forecasting systems for understanding, observing, modeling, and forecasting these interactions at various spatial and temporal scales. Students who want to learn more about symbiotic technology and how to use it to investigate and solve the world's most critical energy and environmental issues are also suitable. Applicants who want to improve their capability and competitiveness in developing a career in earth science research and application can also apply. Candidates interested in learning how to solve Earth system decision challenges and improve resource management for current and future generations are a suitable fit.

What is Earth System Science?

The Earth systems science and engineering capability investigate the environmental effects of energy generation, storage, and usage and develop ways to alleviate these effects. It also creates and deploys technology to boost energy generation and mineral extraction from surface waters. We apply our expertise to the Arctic, and deep-ocean oil and gas, hydropower, marine, hydrokinetic generating, wind power, algal biomass production, nuclear energy, and legacy waste. Our study encompasses terrestrial, aquatic, and coastal ocean systems. Working in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems research, oceanography, biogeochemistry, hydrology, environmental engineering, and microbiology, the scientists and engineers gain extensive domain experience in these domains. Advanced environmental monitors and ecological sensors for traditional hydropower, wind, and marine energy systems will be designed and evaluated during the course. The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory's excellent experimental and equipment capabilities are also used to improve research in this area, focusing on molecular-scale biogeochemistry and proteomics.

Eligibility and Career in Earth System Science

Students interested in the program must have completed a B.Tech./B.E. in Chemical/Petrochemical Engineering with a minimum of 60%. Some prestigious universities and institutes hold an entrance examination for admission to the earth system science program. The course improves the scientific foundation for long-term management. They can also pursue teaching careers in schools, colleges, and universities to become permanent lecturers/professors after clearing the UGC-NET. It also promotes scientific comprehension and long-term scientific evaluation, and scientific capacity and capability. They should interact between science and decision-making, where appropriate, utilizing the precautionary approach to change existing production and consumption patterns and gain time for lowering uncertainty in policy options selection. Project Scientist, Scientific Assistant/Trainee Scientist, Programmer Analyst, Advertisement Manager, Technical Editor, Area Sales Manager, Project Assistant, Research Assistant, Data Analyst, and Professor/Asst. Prof./Lecturer are all examples of Earth System Science job types. Students also opt for higher studies.