Winter Quarter Courses | Stanford Earth

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Our courses for Winter quarter

Check out our offerings for Winter quarter below. This page will be continually updated and will provide the most up-to-date information on Earth course offerings.

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Earth and Planetary Processes and Mechanics

Understand the how and why of Earth and our planets

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Clean Water Now! Urban Water Conflicts

Explore the technical, economic, institutional, social, policy, and legal aspects of urban water use

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Planet Ocean

Science, technology, and sustainability of the oceans

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Atmospheric Evolution of Rocky Planets

With an emphasis on atmospheric chemistry, explore the formation and evolution of atmospheres of rocky planets

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Engineering and Sustainable Development: Toolkit

Tackle real-world design challenges in interdisciplinary project teams

Coevolution of Earth and Life - GEOLSCI 4

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Introduction to Data Science for Geoscience - GEOLSCI 6

San Francisco Bay smoke

Air Pollution and Global Warming: History, Science, and Solutions - CEE 64/263D

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Environmental Science and Technology - CEE 70

Wind turbines at sunset

Energy and the Environment - ENERGY 101

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The Water Course - GEOPHYS 104

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Sustainable Energy for 9 Billion - ENERGY 104/204

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Journey to the Center of the Earth - GEOLSCI 107

Introduction to Scientific Computing - CME 108

Dustin Schroeder with student and polar map

Introduction to the Foundations of Contemporary Geophysics - GEOPHYS 110

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Planetary Science Reading - GEOLSCI 127/227

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Quest for an Inclusive Clean Energy Economy - CEE 130B

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Sedimentary Geochemistry and Analysis - GEOLSCI 135

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Macroevolution - GEOLSCI 136/236

Golden Gate bridge

Planning Calif: the Intersection of Climate, Land Use, Transportation & the Economy - CEE 136

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Quantitative Methods in Marine Ecology and Conservation - BIOHOPK 143/243H

Principled Entrepreneurial Decisions - ENGR 148/248

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Psychology of Communication about Politics in America - COMM 165/264

Hopkins Marine Station

Historical Ecology - BIOHOPK 166H

Corn borer on a green stem

Adaptation - EARTHSYS 183

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Feeding Nine Billion - EARTHSYS 185

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Doing Environmental History: Water Justice - HISTORY 200B

Diversity and Inclusion in the Geosciences - EARTH 203

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Leading Change for Sustainability - SUST 220

Directed Research Practicum - POLISCI 229/329

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Global Health: Scaling Health Technology Innovations in Low Resource Settings - MED 232

Environmental Governance - ENVRES 250

Sediment transport physics and modeling - CEE 262G

Workshop in Political Psychology - COMM 308

Designing the Professional - ENGR 311B

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Preparing Future Professors - EDUC 343B

California governors

Climate: Politics, Finance and Infrastructure - LAW 2513

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