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206 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Climate Studies & Meteorology
Meteorology
Meteorology from Texas A&M University curriculum emphasizes weather and weather forecasting, but also includes courses in climatology, atmospheric chemistry, cloud physics and remote sensing of the atmosphere with radar and satellites.
Atmospheric Science
The Atmospheric Science programme at Indiana University Bloomington provides a comprehensive scientific foundation for understanding weather and climate. This bachelor degree, delivered via a public study mode, prepares students for professional meteorology careers through rigorous academic training in the College of Arts and Sciences.
English Studies and Climate Change
The English Studies and Climate Change BA at Aberystwyth University is a three-year, full-time public programme. It explores how literature represents the climate crisis while examining the science and politics of environmental change. Students develop creative writing skills alongside critical analysis of global ecological challenges.
Data Analytics
The Data Analytics programme at the University of Waikato is a three-year, full-time bachelor level course. It combines computer science and statistical analysis to address environmental challenges. Students gain essential skills in public study modes to develop informed, data-driven solutions for global climate issues.
Climate and Environmental Change
Get ready to tackle the climate crisis. In this Climate and Environmental Change program at University of Waterloo, you’ll study the science behind the challenges facing our planet’s environment
Climate Science and Electronic Systems
Climate Science and Electronic Systems from The University of the West Indies provides a deep understanding of both classical and modern physics.
Climate and Environmental Justice
Climate and Environmental Justice from Evergreen State College focuses on environmental justice and unpacking the various dimensions of climate justice from local to global contexts.
Geography, Environment and Climate
The B.Sc. in Geography, Environment and Climate at Royal Holloway, University of London is a three-year full-time programme. This degree prepares students to tackle pressing environmental challenges through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The course is designed to equip graduates for careers in various sectors related to geography and environmental studies.
Atmospheric Sciences
The Atmospheric Sciences programme at the University of Georgia is a comprehensive bachelor level course delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate degree provides rigorous training in meteorology and climate science, designed to be completed over four years of full-time study at this prestigious institution.
Climate Science
The interdisciplinary Climate Science major at Oregon State University focuses on the physical science of climate and climate change and its intersection with biological, social, political, and economic systems. The program emphasizes transferable skills, such as programming, data analysis and visualization, and written and oral communication, which are integrated throughout the curriculum.
Meteorology
The Meteorology Major is offered by Florida State University. The undergraduate program provides a broad overview of these branches of meteorology plus climatology, while graduate students are encouraged to specialize in one of them.
Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
The Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences B.S. at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. Students explore climate systems and marine environments over a four-year duration, gaining essential scientific expertise within the College of Letters and Science at this world-renowned institution.
Earth and Environmental Sciences - Climate System
The Earth and Environmental Sciences - Climate System programme at Columbia University is a public bachelor level course. This Not Specified degree focuses on the natural functioning of our planet and human interactions. Students engage in full-time study to understand complex Earth system processes and multidisciplinary problems.
Environmental Science, Sustainability and Climate Science
Pennsylvania Western University's Environmental Science, Sustainability and Climate Science program offers a comprehensive exploration of environmental issues, sustainable practices, and climate science, preparing students to address pressing global challenges.
Meteorology (Track 2)
Meteorology is the study of the earth’s atmosphere and weather, including the effects of long-term climate and human behavior. Meteorology (Track 2) is offered at Olympic College.
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
The Earth and Atmospheric Sciences B.A. at Indiana University Bloomington offers a versatile public study mode for exploring geological fundamentals. This undergraduate programme provides the flexibility to specialise in natural hazards or water quality, making it an ideal choice for interdisciplinary or liberal arts focus.
Climate Action
The Climate Action certificate programme from Franklin Pierce University provides you with the specialized knowledge and skills needed to address this existential crisis. Work with the Franklin Pierce Institute for Climate Action on projects designed to reduce greenhouse gas production and increase climate resiliency.
Laws (Honours) - Sustainability and Climate Change
This Laws (Honours) - Sustainability and Climate Change course from Adelaide University will prepare you for a career as a legal professional with a social and environmental conscience.
Atmospheric Science
The Atmospheric Science B.Sc. at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, public programme focused on weather and climate systems. This interdisciplinary degree explores environmental sustainability and meteorological monitoring through a scientific lens, offered via full-time study at the Vancouver campus.
Meteorology
Majors of the Meteorology program of Virginia Tech acquire the knowledge and skills needed to understand one of the most influential phenomena on our planet: the weather.