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286 Full-time Master's degrees in Climate Studies & Meteorology
Climate Change
The Climate Change programme at Birkbeck, University of London offers an M.Sc. degree designed to explore the complexities of climate change and its implications across various sectors. This course can be pursued full-time or part-time, with flexible learning options available. The duration of the programme is one year for full-time students and two years for part-time students.
Meteorology and Oceanography
The aim of this Meteorology and Oceanography degree offered by the University of Bergen deals with both the physical and the mathematical description of central atmospheric and oceanographic phenomena, using measurements, experiments, theory and numerical modelling.
Atmospheric Science
The Atmospheric Science programme at the University of Houston offers advanced training in Climate Studies & Meteorology. This postgraduate course, delivered via a public study mode, focuses on high-level research and professional development. Students engage with complex atmospheric systems at this prestigious institution.
Environmental and Energy Sciences
The Master's degree in Environmental and Energy Sciences with three specialization from The Cyprus Institute Tracks in Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences, Water Sciences, and Sustainable Energy, aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the complex interactions in the environment, involving atmosphere, climate, water resources, and energy systems.
Climate Change and Development
Climate change is one of the greatest threats that human beings, especially those living in the Asia-Pacific region have been facing with. The Master’s Program in Climate Change and Development (MCCD) offered by Vietnam Japan University aims at training human resources who can grasp and excel in these highly demanding and sustainable job opportunities.
Atmospheric Sciences - Accelerated Master's Program
The Atmospheric Sciences - Accelerated Master's Program degree offered by The University of Arizona is a two-year program that combines coursework in subjects such as dynamic and physical meteorology with active research in areas like climate and global change or improving monsoon predictability.