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Masters in Meteorology at LMU-All you need to know

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Masters in Meteorology at LMU-All you need to know

by | Jul 16, 2024 | LUM, Masters

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Overview

The M.Sc. program in Meteorology at Ludwig Maximilian University offers a comprehensive study of the Earth’s atmosphere and weather patterns. Students explore a wide range of meteorological topics, including atmospheric physics, climate science, and weather forecasting.

Combination of theoretical coursework, hands-on laboratory work, and field observations, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to understand, analyse, and predict weather and climate phenomena. Graduates of this program are well-prepared for careers as meteorologists, climate researchers, environmental consultants, and professionals in industries related to weather and climate science, contributing to our understanding of the Earth’s atmospheric processes and their impact on society and the environment

 

Course Details

University LMU – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Program Name Meteorology
Degree M.Sc. (Master of Science)
Subjects Earth Sciences & Geosciences, Meteorology
ECTS 120
Language English
Application Deadlines Winter semester: 15 Jul; Summer semester: 15 Feb
Duration 2 Years (starting: Both semesters)
Tuition Fees Free
Qualification Requirements Bachelor’s degree in meteorology or another mathematical/scientific field
Language Requirements CEFR English min C1, IELTS min 6.5, TOEFL iBT min 95,
Application Procedure Directly at the University
Application Fee None

 

Admission Documents

  1. Bachelor’s Degree Certificate: Provide a certificate of your Bachelor’s degree, including the final average grade and an explanation of the grading scale. The scale must indicate the minimum passing grade and the maximum achievable grade. Applications lacking proof of the average grade and grading scale, certified by your examination office, will be rejected.
    2. Course Records/Transcripts: Submit an outline of lecture courses or transcripts of records. If your transcript lists all course names, additional syllabi are not necessary.
    3. Official Translations: For documents not in German or English, provide an official translation.
    4. Current Bachelor’s Students: If you haven’t completed your Bachelor’s studies, submit an official transcript of all examination results to date, including an overall weighted average grade certified by your university’s examination office. Conditional admission offers depend on your final grade. At the time of application, you should have completed at least 75% of your Bachelor’s curriculum (e.g., 135 ECTS points for a 180 ECTS course).
    5. Proof of English Proficiency: Refer to the specific language requirements for details.
    6. Curriculum Vitae: Upload your current CV in English.
    7. Essay (up to 1,000 words): Write an essay, in either German or English, explaining your interest and suitability for the master’s program. This should include a detailed description of your academic achievements during your first-degree course. Remember to mention specifics like your bachelor’s thesis topic and content, special lectures attended, and areas you plan to focus on in the master’s program.
    8. GRE Scores (for Non-EU Applicants): If your first-degree was completed at a university outside of the European Union, you need to provide GRE scores in physics or mathematics as evidence of your expertise.

Career opportunities

  1. Meteorologist: Work for national weather services, research institutions, or private companies, providing weather forecasts, analysing atmospheric data, and studying climate patterns.
  2. Environmental Consultant: Assess the environmental impact of weather and climate on various industries, offering guidance on mitigating climate-related risks and sustainable practices.
  3. Climate Researcher: Conduct research on climate change, contributing to our understanding of its causes and effects, and working to develop climate models and solutions.
  4. Renewable Energy Analyst: Analyze weather and climate data to optimize the generation and distribution of renewable energy sources like wind and solar power.
  5. Disaster Risk Reduction Specialist: Collaborate with government agencies and NGOs to develop strategies for disaster preparedness and response, utilizing meteorological data to mitigate the impact of natural disasters.

 

 

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