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BSE Climate and Meteorology

An illustration of what CYGNSS looks like in orbit above the clouds

Students interested in understanding the Earth’s climate and weather and applying their knowledge to solve complex societal problems should consider a major in Climate and Meteorology. The degree has two concentrations that provide small classes and hands-on research experiences in either Climate Science and Impacts Engineering or Meteorology.

Climate Science and Impacts Engineering Concentration

The Climate Science and Impacts Engineering concentration is for students interested in studying the Earth’s changing climate and understand how climate change impacts other aspects of the Earth’s system including society.

Meteorology Concentration

The Meteorology concentration allows students to obtain a broad-based education that provides the theoretical and computational skills necessary to properly analyze and understand meteorological phenomenon ranging from synoptic scale weather systems to micrometeorological energy exchanges at the Earth’s surface.

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