The mission of CEOE is to advance scientific knowledge of the ever-changing coupled natural and human systems for long-term sustainability by leading-edge research and effective teaching to ensure our science serves society by informing policy and engaging communities.
CEOE brings the latest advances in technology to bear on both teaching and conducting ocean, earth, and atmospheric research. We strive to educate well-rounded scientists and policy specialists with the broad vision needed to address today’s global problems.
Concerns such as climate change, globalization and migration, marine pollution, watershed degradation, energy independence and fisheries decline are at the heart of our work at CEOE. Meeting these challenges often demands expertise in several disciplines, and our curriculum and research portfolio reflect this reality.
Our distinguished faculty includes members of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the National Academy of Engineering, the National Association of Geology Teachers, the Archaeological Institute of America, Society of Exploration Geophysicists, a Presidential Faculty Fellow, a Fulbright Scholar, and several University named professors.
Learn more about the history of the college.
How to reach us
College of Earth, Ocean and Environment offices are open for students and others during regular hours, which may vary among units.
Student Services Center
The Student Services Center is open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Visitors will be seen in scheduled appointments, which can be in person, by zoom or on the phone. Staff members are working remotely on Fridays and remain available by email, phone or zoom.
To make an appointment or for any other questions, email ceoe-academics@udel.edu.
Individual departments
For information on how to contact department staff, use the links below to the specific department's About page:
Department of Earth Sciences
Departments
