Embark on the MSc Applied Meteorology and Climate at the University of Reading to gain expertise in atmospheric physics, forecasting, and the analysis of meteorological and climate data. This postgraduate degree is designed for those passionate about understanding and predicting weather and climate phenomena, preparing you for impactful careers in meteorology-related science and research. You will delve into the fundamental principles of weather and climate systems, explore the thermodynamics and physical processes governing them, and learn to interpret complex datasets and forecasts. This course is ideal if you seek to contribute to mitigating hazardous weather impacts or advancing our understanding of climate change.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is studied over two years, offering a comprehensive curriculum that includes compulsory modules such as Fundamentals of Weather and Climate, Fundamentals of Meteorology and Meteorological Measurements, and Data Analysis and Forecasting Systems for Weather and Climate. You will engage in practical learning through a significant Research Project, allowing you to develop your own special interests and acquire essential research skills. Graduates will be well-prepared for professional roles in forecasting, climate services, and scientific research, equipped with the analytical and practical abilities demanded by organisations like the Met Office and the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts.