There are many great graduate-level courses at the University of Washington, and many with a focus in glaciology. Check the course listing for quarter and year offered, but these course titles (among others) should be considered for students in our glaciology graduate program:
Principles of Glaciology / The Cryosphere
Geophysical Continuum Mechanics
Scientific Writing and Graphics
Heat and Mass Flow Modeling in Earth Sciences
Introduction to ESS Research (ESS 594; first-year seminar)
Physics of Ice
Snow and Ice on the Earth’s Surface
Dynamics of Snow and Ice Masses
Ice and Climate
Paleoclimate Proxies
Climate Modeling
Paleoclimatology: Data, Modeling, and Theory
Geophysical Inverse Theory
Geophysics: The Earth
Geophysics: Fluids
Geophysics: The Atmosphere
* Check for listings of group reading seminars, offered at different quarters through the year
Applied Math: Beginning Scientific Computing (AMATH 301); AMATH 401, 402, 403
Check listings for courses of interest offered through Atmospheric Sciences and Oceanography
Climate courses listed through the Program on Climate Change
UW Earth and Space Sciences course listings and course planning