Bachelor of Science in Meteorology
Program Overview
The meteorology program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of weather and atmospheric phenomena. Graduates may pursue careers in various sectors, including the National Weather Service, military, government, industry, and private research. They may also find employment in related fields such as marketing and sales of meteorological equipment. The program prepares students for careers that contribute to our understanding of the atmosphere and its impact on human activities.
Program Outline
Careers:
A student graduating from the meteorology program may find employment with the National Weather Service as an applied or operational meteorologist. The military may provide opportunities with forecasting centers that include flight and airborne operations, ground support for the Army, and Naval meteorology. Government, industry, and private research groups may also provide entry-level positions for meteorologists. Employment with research laboratories includes studies in global climate change including remote sensing and GIS applications.