Atmospheric Sciences (Ph.D.)

Gain deep expertise in atmospheric sciences and lead the way in tackling the challenges of understanding and predicting our atmosphere.

The world needs skilled atmospheric scientists that can solve today’s pressing challenges. If you want to advance your education and talent to the highest level, a doctoral degree in atmospheric sciences is an excellent choice. Whether you’re aiming for public or private sector work, or considering a career in higher education, UND offer a comprehensive curriculum for challenging times.

Program Snapshot
Program type:
Doctoral Degree
Format:
On-campus
Est. time to complete:
4 years
Credit hours:
60

Why Study Atmospheric Sciences at UND?

The impact of global environmental changes makes qualified atmospheric scientists who can address and solve these challenges extremely valuable in the public and private sector.

This UND graduate program offers an advanced study in atmospheric sciences with opportunities to:

  • Be a part of significant research and discovery of new knowledge in the atmospheric sciences that can impact the world.
  • Contribute to atmospheric studies conducted in a wide array of vital areas, such as cloud and climate change, satellite remote sensing of the atmosphere, radar meteorology, data assimilation, mesoscale modeling and more.
  • Prepare for a leadership role in advanced research, private industry or teaching in a university setting.

Live Skycam

Student studying atmospheric sciences at UND have a wide variety of technology at their fingertips. The latest includes a 24/7 skycam, which tracks weather above the UND campus.