Geology Personal Statement

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Our planet is a powerful and unpredictable place; attempting to understand its behaviour and history for the benefit of others is why I want to study this field of science. A trip to America cemented my love for our planet. I remember travelling through Death Valley and thinking that it was alike to travelling on the surface of Mars. I found it inspiring to think that one of the richest cities in the world lays a stone’s throw away from such a desolate place. It’s a testament to humankind that we have progressed to the level where geology shouldn’t dictate where we establish ourselves; however, it is always a precarious situation when dealing with the Earth and decisions should never be taken lightly. Making people aware of the advantages of using the planet without damaging the ecosystem is my mission. …show more content…

From the crystallisation of Bowen’s reaction series to the monitoring of volcanoes on Venus, I’ve found every topic captivating. I have begun studying natural resources recently and it has captured my attention due to how relevant it is to us, today. My analytical skills are high-quality with the aid of studying Biology; further to this, the topics I’ve learnt have been helping my knowledge in focuses like Palaeobiology and climate change. I would enjoy exploring more in depth research on volcanology, and on how we can use the destructive force to our advantage like harnessing the thermal energy produced to heat homes. The opportunity to work with geographers to look for suitable places for the future expansion of civilisation with the exponential increase in population would be

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