119 Bachelor's degrees in Climate Studies & Meteorology in United States

The Environmental Science - Energy and Climate concentration at the California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt explores the interactions between the biological and physical world, human institutions, and human behavior.

The College of Charleston's Program in Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics is unique in the state of South Carolina. We offer a BA degree in meteorology with two concentrations in operational meteorology and in atmospheric physics.

Learn about weather and climate change in the bachelor’s in Atmospheric Science program at the University at Albany.

Are you curious about airflow, storms, cloud formation and energy processes? Would you like to learn more about computer technology and applications such as modeling and analysis? Then the Atmospheric Science program of the University of Nevada, Reno is ideal for you.

The Atmospheric Sciences degree at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign prepares students for careers in a wide range of disciplines within the atmospheric sciences including meteorology, environmental science, climate, remote sensing, science education, atmospheric chemistry, computational science and other areas.

The study of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at University of Wisconsin Madison includes all aspects of the atmosphere and physical oceanography, their mutual interaction, and their interaction with space and the rest of the earth system. 

Cornell University  is the only Ivy League university that offers an undergraduate program in Atmospheric Sciences.

Earth and Climate Sciences at the Bates College curriculum is flexible.  Students create their major from a suite of EACS courses at all levels of the curriculum. 

Welcome to the University of Oklahoma's Meteorology BS/MBA program, where you'll embark on a unique educational journey that combines the scientific study of weather and climate with the business skills necessary for leadership in the meteorological industry.

The Water, Climate and Ecosystems Major is offered by San Diego State University. Geography is the study of spatial aspects of the physical environment, human activities and landscapes, and the nature of their interactions. Geographers draw upon and develop theories in both the physical and social sciences. 

Hydrologists study the interplay between water, nature, and humans to learn how this invaluable resource is affected by the environment and its inhabitants. Join the  Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences - Environmental Hydrology and Water Resources Emphasis offered at The University of Arizona. 

Meteorology at Western Illinois University is exposed to concepts, methodologies and practical applications related to both weather analysis and forecasting. 

This program in Secondary Education and Atmospheric Science from University of Nevada, Reno provides students with a background in agricultural sciences. 

Climate Studies from Vanderbilt University explores the relationship between societies and climate change.

The new BS Climate Studies degree from Plymouth State University is the only one of its kind in New Hampshire and one of very few in the entire nation.

Meteorology is the study of the earth’s atmosphere and weather, including the effects of long-term climate and human behavior. Meteorology is offered at Olympic College.

The Climate and Arctic Sustainability program offered by University of Alaska Fairbanks combines culture, politics, history and environmental studies to offer rare opportunities for cross-disciplinary research and learning.

The Computer Science and Climate program offered by Harvey Mudd College is distinct from a green computing program - like all Hixon Center joint majors in climate, coursework in the joint major is designed to help students develop a holistic understanding of climate change, with emphasis on the interaction of physical and human systems.

The Chemistry and Climate program offered by Harvey Mudd College is distinct from an environmental chemistry or earth science program - like all Hixon Center joint majors in climate, coursework in the joint major is designed to help students develop a holistic understanding of climate change, with emphasis on the interaction of physical and human systems.