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20260412890The Master of Science in Meteorology Program is dedicated to preparing qualified scientific professionals who are capable of keeping pace with scientific and technological advancements in the field of meteorology. The program aims to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and practical competencies needed to understand atmospheric processes and contribute effectively to meteorological services, research, and environmental applications. Through its academic and research activities, the program seeks to enrich scientific research across the various subspecialties of meteorology in response to the needs of society. It also focuses on studying significant meteorological phenomena and challenges, including dust storms, thunderstorms, and torrential rainfall, with particular attention to their impacts on the environment and human life. By applying modern scientific methods and advanced techniques, the program aims to support the development of effective solutions to meteorological problems and contribute to environmental protection and community well-being.
To achieve leadership and excellence in meteorology education and research by preparing specialized professionals capable of generating knowledge and developing scientific solutions to meteorological and environmental challenges in service of society and sustainable development.
The mission of the Master’s Program in Meteorology is to prepare scientifically and professionally qualified specialists capable of conducting applied research, analyzing meteorological and environmental challenges, and developing scientific solutions that serve society and support sustainable development.
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To obtain a Master of Science degree in Meteorology, the student must complete at least 34 credit units consisting of 14 credit units for compulsory courses, 12 credit units for elective courses, and 8 credit units for the Master's thesis.
