Applied Meteorology and Climatology MSc
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Annual course fee
AUD 50,000
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Duration
1 Year
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Post study work visa
2 Years
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Intake months
September
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Delivery locations
Birmingham
Unfortunately, students from Australia are not accepted for this course. Please reach out to a counsellor for more information.
Talk to a counsellorOur Applied Meteorology and Climatology MSc has been accredited by the Royal Meteorological Society to provide comprehensive training for Chartered Meteorologists (CMet). Weather and climate are integral parts of the Earth system. The monitoring of meteorological variables, together with the knowledge and modelling of underlying processes, are key to understanding our interaction with the natural environment. This programme provides comprehensive training in understanding, modelling and prediction of atmospheric processes, as well as the collection, management, supply and application of atmospheric data for the needs of a variety of public and private sectors. The course also demonstrates how these create opportunities or pose problems for the successful operation of natural and human systems. Our aim is that upon graduation you will be able to compete for careers in Meteorology and Climatology.
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Type of institution
University
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Year established
1900
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Total students
23,155
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Available
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Campus offering this course
Edgbaston Campus - University of Birmingham - University of Birmingham
Edgbaston, Birmingham, Westminster, B15 2TT
The University’s Edgbaston campus is set in 250 acres and has all the facilities of a busy town. Lawns, mature trees and walkways contribute to the peaceful atmosphere and make the campus a wonderful spot for picnics and walking.
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