The Atmospheric Sciences are deeply rooted in
physics and closely connected to chemistry, hydrology, oceanography and
geography. Given the enormous influence of the atmosphere on many parts of the Earth system. The Amtospheric Sciences are also an aspect of today's highly topical
environmental research.
The international Master's program M.Sc. Meteorology (soon to be renamed to Atmospheric and Climate Sciences) offers
a wide variety of theoretical and experimental topics and a diverse
range of specialisations within the specific research areas of the institute's research groups.
The study program is built based upon three main elements:
- Basic courses (including two major and several minor courses)
- Specialisation (usually in the scientific area of the Master's thesis)
- Master's thesis (actual research in one of the research groups)
The
two major courses can be chosen from a total of four topics: MT
(Theory), MK (Climate), MG (Boundary Layer) and ME (Experimental
Research), which are directly connected to the research groups fields of interest.
Additionally, there is a range of optional subjects to choose from to
help you shape your individual scientific profile.
The most important documents to organize your studies are
We strongly recommend to contact our Study Advisors as soon as possible to layout your individual study plan for a successful completion of your master studies.
* The new name of the program is not yet official. All official documents will refer to the current name (Master Meteorology)
** The Study Regulations document is an English reading version only. The
only officially and legally binding version is the German original.
However, the English reading version is closely translated and
contentwise identical for all practical purposes.
*** A more precise final translation for the module handbook is still ongoing and will soon be released.
