Previous events

Holger Stunitz offers the intensive course GEO-8131 Deformation processes (5 ECTS credits) again in February 2020 at The University of Tromsø.

Registration deadline for the course is: 1 December 2019.

The upcoming application deadline for DEEP courses on demand is 15 February 2020.

Do you want to use illustration as an effective communication tool? Learn the essentials of graphic design and visual communication theory, drawing by hand and drawing digitally during this 4-day course. Please apply before 15 December 2019.

The upcoming application deadline for DEEP courses on demand is 15 November 2019.

11 - 15 November 2019 the Norwegian research school DEEP offers an intensive course on the composition and evolution of the lithosphere and asthenosphere in Oslo with Valerie Maupin and Clint Conrad.

Join our new DEEP method course on MATLAB programming 28-31 October 2019. Valentina Magni from CEED will teach you all you want and need to know about Matlab to get started, work efficiently and succeed with your programming. Register within 8 September!

The upcoming application deadline for DEEP travel and research grant for 2019 is 15 October.

A writing course to improve your writing with Mathew Stiller-Reeve 14 - 18 October 2019 in Bergen. Apply within 8 September to join.

The Research School DEEP and the Ivar Giæver Geomagnetic Laboratory will offer the very successful intensive course on Earth Magnetism and Paleogeography again in October 2019. Taught by Pavel V. Doubrovine, Mathew Domeier, Evgeniy Kulakov and with a featured lecture by Prof. Trond H. Torsvik. Register within 1 August 2019!

The upcoming application deadline for DEEP courses on demand is 15 August 2019.

The upcoming application deadline for DEEP travel and research grant for 2019 is 15 June.

Computer programming is a core skill for geophysicists. The overall goal of GEOV350 is to provide the students with a good understanding of computational geodynamics. The course will be taught the second or third week in May 2019.

May 6-11 2019 Reidar Trønnes offers his 5 ECTS intensive course Deep Earth and Planetary Mineralogy and Dynamics at CEED in Oslo.

Join our new DEEP method course on Python programming 1 - 5 April 2019. Nils Prieur and Anne Fouilloux will teach you all you want and need to know about Python to work efficiently and succeed with your programming. Register within 12 March!

Do you want to use illustrations as an effective communication tool? Learn the essentials of graphic design and visual communication theory, drawing by hand and drawing digitally during this one week course with Pina Kingman. To join the course 18-22 March 2019 in Oslo, apply within 10 February.

The University of Tromsø offers the intensive course GEO-8131 Deformation processes (5 ECTS credits).

Registration deadline for the course is: 1 December 2018.

DEEP welcomes all members to the third DEEP General Assembly 6-8 March 2019! We will start with a PhD day arranged by and for the PhD students at the University of Tromsø. In the evening all participants  and our four key speakers Whitney Behr, Clare Warren, Sumit Chakraborty and Jörg Hermann will gather for the assembly at Sommarøy Arctic Hotel.  

Do you want to use illustrations as an effective communication tool? Learn the essentials of graphic design and visual communication theory, drawing by hand and drawing digitally during this one week course with Pina Kingman. To join the course 11-15 February 2019 in Bergen, apply within 16 December 2018.

A writing course to improve your writing with Mathew Stiller-Reeve 4 - 6 February 2019 in Bergen. Apply within 12 December 2018 to join.

The upcoming application deadline for DEEP travel and research grant for 2019 is 15 January.

The upcoming application deadline for DEEP travel and research grant for 2018 is 15 October.

DEEP offers 24 - 28 September 2018 the intensive PhD course in planetary physics and global tectonics.

August 3 - 10 2018 the Norwegian research school DEEP offers an intensive course on Arctic tectonics, volcanism and climate in Svalbard. Carmen Gaina (CEED), Kim Senger (UNIS), Owen Anfinson (Sonoma State), Andrew Schaeffer (U.Ottawa) and Danny Stockli (U.Texas) are among the lecturers.