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The ÃÛÌÒapp GEO community is a tight-knit group of explorers who work, learn and discover together. Join us for aÌýdepartment event, get a job working alongside our professors, or go abroad on an off-campus program.

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Join the GEO Community

FromÌýthe classroom to the common room, you will find a home in GEO. As an outdoor department exploring Earth, we find joy working together on projects of all kinds.

Field Trips

Explore gypsum mines, rock quarries, sand dunes and more as part of your GEO classes.

Learn about our field trips

Student Employment

We employ more students than any other department on campus. Get hands-on experience in your chosen field.

Check out open positions

Research

Find opportunities to do research and read past student research reports.

Explore research opportunities

Off-campus Programs

Be immersed in the biogeography of Alaska or study the geology of the desert Southwest.

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Banff Mountain Film Festival

Experience the vertical life: each year, we bring you a whole evening of thrills, excitement, and storytelling with the Climbing Film Tour.

The tour shows some of the best outdoor films shown at the Banff Mountain Film Festival in Banff, Canada, each fall. The films range from high-adrenaline outdoor adventure stories (climbing, mountain biking, kayaking, etc.) to thoughtful studies of mountain cultures and environmental issues around the world. The tour is what would happen if X-Games teamed up with National Geographic.

Ticket proceeds support our environmental field courses.

Learn more and get tickets

The Climbing Film Tour poster, with a man climbing a rock cliff.

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