Student walking in front of the wind turbine on UD's Lewes Campus

Where the world is your classroom

Wide shot of boat during CEOE's marine eco-camp

Join us as we strive to create a vibrant future for all who share our world
 

The College of Earth, Ocean and Environment (CEOE) at the University of Delaware is dedicated to advancing the understanding of our planet’s natural systems, from plate tectonics and turbulent hurricanes to historic coastal estuaries and the deepest reaches of the ocean. 

UD College of Earth, Ocean and Enviornment impacts the world: youtube.com/watch?v=4jx4iMfBX2Q

Hands-on learning


Our faculty, researchers, and students are always asking big questions. Determined and curious, they seek answers in the field: aboard research vessels, hiking in marshes, combing beaches and diving underwater.
 

Where will your ideas take you?

UD alum Bryan Keller pictured with an AUV

Start your journey here


Sudents at CEOE enjoy state-of-the-art learning experiences both within the classroom and out in the field, developing skills needed for today’s job market.
   

Prof. Kim Oremus poses next to a monitor displaying data on fisheries management

Discover the latest science


Relying on a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach, CEOE researchers tackle complex problems across earth, ocean and environmental topics. 
 

Members of the public watch a science demonstration during Coast Day 2019

Make an impact


Become a part of the vibrant community of volunteers, scholars and scientists at one of the world’s leading marine research and education programs.

 

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