C O N T E N T S - Physical Land Resources - Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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an assessment on the basis of these and other (ecological) data, as part of assignmentsor projects in connection with outlining land use, land development and land planning,measures for soil conservation, and such like.The major "Land Resources Engineering" is designed to train scientific researchers andexecutive staff in non-agricultural applications of land, as geotechnical aspects(including the use of land as construction and foundation material and the stability oftaluses and excavations), the role of soil and groundwater in water resourcesmanagement and water supplies, and of land management in relation to otherenvironmental and land use aspects (including erosion, sediment transport, coastaldevelopment and coastal protection, etc.).* Selection of option and registrationThe post-graduate programme in Physical Land Resources is organised jointly by theUniversity of Gent and the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, but the registration is in Gent,where all lectures and examinations of the first year will take place. For the second yearthe students remain in Gent for the option Soil Science or move to the Vrije UniversiteitBrussel for the option Land Resources Engineering.The Master of Science programme is open to holders of a degree in exact or appliedsciences equivalent to at least 3 years of University studies (e.g. BSc. in geology,geography, chemistry, botany, biology, agriculture, environmental sciences, civilengineering, etc.) with sufficient background in chemistry, physics, and mathematics.Holders of a specialized degree in physical land resources (e.g. Master of Science in SoilScience or Engineering Geology) can be admitted directly to the second year of theMaster of Science programme.ADDRESSES:Vrije Universiteit BrusselGent UniversityDepartment of Hydrology andInternational Centre forHydraulic EngineeringPhysical Land ResourcesPleinlaan 2Krijgslaan 281/S8/WE1B-1050 Brussels, Belgium B-9000 Gent, BelgiumTel. +32-2-629.30.21 Tel. +32-9-264.46.18Fax +32-2-629.30.22 Fax +32-9-264.49.91E-mail: hydr@vub.ac.beE-mail: PLRprog.adm@rug.ac.behttp://phylares.vub.ac.behttp://www.plr.ugent.be/- 10 -
* Study programmeFirst YearA. Basic Coursestheory training creditsPedology 30 30 5Applied Statistics 30 30 5Meteorology and Climatology 30 30 5Soil Chemistry 30 30 5Soil Physics 30 30 5Soil Mineralogy 30 30 5Land Information Systems 30 30 5Soil Prospection and Classification 30 30 5Seminars 30 30 5B. Major Coursestheory training creditsOption 1: Soil ScienceGeomorphology 30 30 5Plant-Water Relations in theSoil-Plant-Atmosphere Continuum 30 30 5Soil Genesis 30 30 5Option 2: Land Resources EngineeringGeomechanics 30 30 5Environmental Geology 30 30 5Applied Geophysics 30 30 5- 11 -
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