Teaching
Figure 1: Fieldwork in Physical Geography, Vera basin, southeast Spain. Fieldwork is basic for Bachelor and Master studies in Geography. In April 2006 fieldwork focused palaeoecological natural archives as fluvial sediments, soils and travertines. The exposed section shows an Early Pleistocene aggradation sequence of palaeosoils, alluvial and eolian deposits in the Antas river catchment
(20.04.2006, © by E. Ralló).
Prof. Dr. Mariano Barriendos
Bachelor studies:
- World Modern History
- Documentary sources and climate history
Prof. Dr. Francesc Burjachs
Master studies:
- Palaeoenvironmental studies
Prof Dr. Patricio Rubio Romero
Bachelor studies:
- Coastal Geoecology
- Assessment of environmental impacts
- Landscape Geography
Master studies:
- Assessment and mangement of landscapes
- Environmental management and landscape
Prof Dr. Lothar Schulte
Bachelor studies:
- Geomorphology
- Field work in Physical Geography
- Geography of natural environments
- Remote sensing
Master studies:
- Natural hazards
Prof. Dr. Heinz Veit
Bachelor studies:
- Landscape ecology
- Palaeoecology I
- Ecology of the Tropics and Subtropics
Master studies:
- The Alps and mountain regions of the world
New publication
Schulte, L., Julià, R., Oliva, M., Burjachs, F., Veit, H., & Carvalho, F. 2008.
Sensitivity of Alpine fluvial environments in the Swiss Alps to climate forcing during the Late Holocene.
