jumpkick6419
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I'm currently interested in becoming a meteorologist and I'm wondering what the best (sydney) uni is for it...
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Where to go for a degree in meteorology? (1 Viewer)
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I think UoW (Wollongong) and USYD have degrees relating to meteorology (from a quick online search), but I'm not 100% sure on if it entails the field of meteorology itself or not.
Expanding on UoW's Bachelor of Science (Atmospheric Science), this degree features multiple areas of study, including:
A seemingly more complex (I say more complex because the following path involves further study beyond a Bachelor's degree), yet effective alternative is USyd's Bachelor of Science/Master of Mathematical Sciences. This program enables students to undertake foundation studies in the sciences and advanced study in mathematical sciences, including specialist project work. Completion of this program will give access to a range of career opportunities, including:
I hope this helps!
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Climate Science
- Meteorology
- Chemistry
- Earth and environmental science
Bachelor of Science (Atmospheric Science) - UOW - through UAC
Bachelor of Science (Atmospheric Science) at University of Wollongong is available through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). Apply today!
www.uac.edu.au
A seemingly more complex (I say more complex because the following path involves further study beyond a Bachelor's degree), yet effective alternative is USyd's Bachelor of Science/Master of Mathematical Sciences. This program enables students to undertake foundation studies in the sciences and advanced study in mathematical sciences, including specialist project work. Completion of this program will give access to a range of career opportunities, including:
- Bioinformatician
- Data Scientist
- Meteorologist
- Statistician
- Teacher
Bachelor of Science and Master of Mathematical Sciences - USYD - through UAC
Bachelor of Science and Master of Mathematical Sciences at University of Sydney is available through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). Apply today!
www.uac.edu.au
I hope this helps!
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All really good info here.Expanding on UoW's Bachelor of Science (Atmospheric Science), this degree features multiple areas of study, including:
As one of the seemingly few universities that offer a Bachelor's degree with a direct focus on meteorology, UoW seems like a good option.
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Climate Science
- Meteorology
- Chemistry
- Earth and environmental science
Bachelor of Science (Atmospheric Science) - UOW - through UAC
Bachelor of Science (Atmospheric Science) at University of Wollongong is available through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). Apply today!www.uac.edu.au
A seemingly more complex (I say more complex because the following path involves further study beyond a Bachelor's degree), yet effective alternative is USyd's Bachelor of Science/Master of Mathematical Sciences. This program enables students to undertake foundation studies in the sciences and advanced study in mathematical sciences, including specialist project work. Completion of this program will give access to a range of career opportunities, including:
- Bioinformatician
- Data Scientist
- Meteorologist
- Statistician
- Teacher
Bachelor of Science and Master of Mathematical Sciences - USYD - through UAC
Bachelor of Science and Master of Mathematical Sciences at University of Sydney is available through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). Apply today!www.uac.edu.au
I hope this helps!
Another way to view it is to search the Job-Seeking websites for a meteorologist role, and look at the degree requirements and that can also shed light on what businesses are looking for. You might find it opens doors at other universities.
If there are no local meteorologist jobs, expand the search nation-wide and you should be able to match equivalent degrees with whats offered to you locally.