Dr Phil Bland talks about his first year course on understanding how processes in the earth and planets really work.

Dr Jenny Collier delivers the 2012 Annual Christmas Demonstration Lecture, which this year is about exploring the deepest parts of our earth's oceans

Prof Sanjeev Gupta talks about his year 1 course in ESE on surface processes on earth, and Mars, and the experiments that he uses during the course.

Dr Matt Genge speaks about fieldwork and how minerals and rocks can be identified using a microscope in his year 1 course in ESE.

Dr Tina Van de Flierdt talks about her course in ESE which provides students with the facts and data surrounding ‘climate’ to allow them to have an informed opinion on climate change.

This video introduces you to some of the lecturers who might teach you in year one at the Department of Earth Science and Engineering.

Professor Ann Muggeridge speaks about her course on physics in ESE, and in particular how physics can be applied to interpretation of the processes on the earth.

Dr Alex Whittaker enthuses students about how tectonics plus time create the amazing array of geological students we see on earth, the starting point for his first year course on structural geology.

Professor Jan Cilliers introduces the Department of Earth Science and Engineering

In overcoming the technical challenges of oil production in the Arctic, are we making the most of a strategic resource or heading for an environmental and political minefield? Professor Alastair Fraser