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Lifelong Learning at the University of Edinburgh: Geology of Scotland’s Hills

20 September 2024 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Scotland is renowned for its beautiful and varied mountain scenery. Look beneath the surface to discover a long and complex geological history that has produced a wide range of rock types in different locations. From the Northwest Highlands to the Southern Uplands, we’ll explore Scotland’s hills and discover the geological stories that make them unique.

Fridays from 20th September 2024 2:10pm – 4:00pm • (6 classes)
M2 Paterson’s Land, Holyrood Campus, University of Edinburgh • Tutor: Angus D Miller BSc PhD

www.course-bookings.lifelong.ed.ac.uk/courses/SN/science-and-nature/SN037/geology-of-scotlands-hills/

Accessible for wheelchair usersSuitable for adults and young peopleLevel of prior knowledge - beginnerLocation - indoorsSubject Area - Climate ChangeSubject Area - Sedimentary RocksSubject Area - Volcanoes and Igneous RocksSubject Area - Metamorphic Rocks

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Organiser

  • Centre for Open Learning, University of Edinburgh
  • Phone 0131 650 4400
  • Email COL@ed.ac.uk
  • View Organiser Website

Details

Organiser

  • Centre for Open Learning, University of Edinburgh
  • Phone 0131 650 4400
  • Email COL@ed.ac.uk
  • View Organiser Website
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