Atmospheric Science
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- Division of Mathematics and Sciences
- (815) 921-3471
- [email protected]
- Main Campus - Jacobs Center for Science and Math
About the Program
Discover the fascinating origins of the Earth's weather and climate. This course covers atmospheric options, climates, air pollution, and weather predictions. You'll explore the origin, composition, and structure of the atmosphere, the formation of clouds and precipitation, and organized weather systems. Students interested in a transfer pathway in atmospheric science should also take advanced math courses as well as physics.
What can I do with this degree?
A degree in Atmospheric Science can lead to a variety of careers, such as meteorology, weather analyst, environmental monitoring, and policymaking.
Program Pathways
Students should meet with an Academic Advisor to develop a clear pathway leading to a seamless transfer experience or transition to the workforce. For additional possibilities that may require an advanced degree or certification, make an appointment with an Academic Advisor.
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