is the science of weather, climate and the atmosphere and involves the study of physics, chemistry and math along with Meteorology courses, labs and field experiences.
In keeping with MSU Denver?s student-centered philosophy, MSU Denver?s Meteorology professors will ease you into your math and science studies, helping you to build math and science confidence and knowledge. An added bonus: Your Meteorology degree program gives you the added credential of a Mathematics minor.
Plus your studies of the atmosphere don?t stop in class. You will also have the chance to develop professional Meteorology skills by working in MSU Denver?s Meteorology Computer Laboratory, completing a senior research project, taking part in internships and engaging in fieldwork observing extreme weather or snow and avalanche conditions.
By combining academic and career-related skills, the Meteorology program from the?Metropolitan State University of Denver will prepare you for Meteorology careers as well as for future graduate study.
Career prospects
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics? Occupational Handbook the job outlook for meteorologists is expected to grow 9 percent between 2014 and 2024, faster than the average. Here are some job titles you might qualify for:?
- Atmospheric scientist
- Broadcast meteorologist
- Climatologist
- Meteorologist
- Meteorology software developer
- Operational forecaster
- Research meteorologist
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