Geomorphology

Geomorphology studies landforms and the processes that create, reshape, and destroy them over time. Students examine rivers, glaciers, coastlines, deserts, hillslopes, mountains, and weathering systems to understand how Earthâ€™s surface responds to climate, tectonics, gravity, water, ice, and wind.

Weathering and Erosion

Study the breakdown, removal, and transport of Earth materials through chemical, physical, biological, and mechanical surface processes.
River Systems

Examine how rivers carve landscapes, move sediment, form valleys, build floodplains, and connect upland erosion to downstream deposition.
Glacial Landforms

Explore how glaciers erode, transport, and deposit material while shaping valleys, moraines, cirques, fjords, and other cold-region landscapes.

Geomorphology

Weathering and Erosion

River Systems

Glacial Landforms