| Learning outcome |
1.11.1 Demonstrate a coherent understanding of science. |
2.12.1 Exhibit depth and breadth of scientific knowledge. |
3.13.1 Critically analyse and solve scientific problems. |
4.14.1 Be effective communicators of science. |
5.15.1 Be accountable for their own learning and scientific work. |
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A1Produce high quality maps based on theoretical knowledge and field mapping |
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A2Interpret outcrop-scale geology and relate to regional understanding |
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A3Synthesise geological understanding and apply to new and novel situations |
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K1Discuss the geology of a high grade, multiply deformed terrain. |
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K2Explain the Metamorphic facies concept and isograd concept in a field context |
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K3Describe the stratigraphy and a stratigraphic sequences of field areas |
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K4Relate metamorphic petrology, petrography and metamorphic assemblages in a field setting |
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S1Interpret small scale outcrop structures and their relationship to regional geology |
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S2Operate safely in a remote field environment |
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S3Work effectively in small groups in isolated areas |
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S4Construct high quality maps based of field observations |
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S5Communicate complex geological concepts relating to field areas to a range of audiences |