The Master of Science in Meteorology at Saint Louis University is designed for ambitious students aiming to advance into doctoral studies or pursue research-focused careers in atmospheric science. You will delve into the complex dynamics of air motion, radiation transfer, and severe weather phenomena, gaining a deep understanding of the physical processes that shape our climate. This programme is ideal for those seeking to enhance their forecasting expertise or contribute to critical research areas such as heavy precipitation, regional climate, and air quality, utilizing advanced numerical weather prediction models.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Science degree is typically completed over two years, requiring 24 credits of coursework and six credits of thesis research. You will engage with core subjects and select electives in areas like cloud physics, dynamic meteorology, and radar meteorology, alongside opportunities for independent study and research. You will work alongside faculty actively involved in cutting-edge research and collaborate with national centres and operational meteorologists, graduating with the advanced knowledge and research skills necessary for impactful careers in meteorology and atmospheric sciences.