First class education and close connection to frontline research:
Building on the broad scientific expertise at the Department of Meteorology, these two years of full time studies (120 credits*) offer you an opportunity to specialise in disciplines like classical dynamical meteorology, atmospheric physics, atmospheric chemistry, environmental research and oceanography. At Stockholm University, being one of the 100 highest ranked universities in the world, we are keen to have a close relation between education and ongoing, frontline department research. That is why all of our teaching staff are researchers within their respective field.
Familiar and dynamic learning environment: When studying at this quite small department, you will soon come to notice that there is a very familiar culture between students and teachers. The studies are varying and lectures are mixed with experimental laboration work such as weather forecast- and climate modelling, field measurements of ozone and observations from our own roof located weather station.
*The Swedish credit system is compatible with the European standard ECTS. 30 ECTS is equivalent to one semester of full time studies.
Program structure
The wide range of elective courses allows you to design an individual study plan with guidance from the study adviser. All courses have a base in the research carried out at the department, which provides you with a solid scientific foundation regardless of what specialisation you prefer. In addition to this, it is optional to use 30 credits for courses at another department, university or through a traineeship outside the university. The final component of your studies is a degree project, where you independently plan, perform and report a research project under the supervision of one of our researchers. Examples of recent Master degree project proposals and Master degree thesis.
All the individual Master courses at MISU can be found here.
- Meteorology I, 15 credits - basics on atmospheric thermodynamics, radiation and chemistry
- Meteorology II, 7.5 credits - basics on dynamic meteorology
Career prospects
Application procedure
The application period for our Master's programs starting in autumn 2017 opens at October 17th. You apply by following the steps in the Admissions Step-by-step guide, and your application should have arrived to us no later than January 15th.
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Education plan Master's program (175 Kb) for detalied in formation about eligibility requierments. Read more about Application and admissions.
Scholarships and funding
The scholarship scheme at Stockholm University is aimed at especially qualified students coming from countries outside of EU/EEA/Switzerland and who are required to pay tuition fees for studies. Show scholarships offered by Stockholm University.
The Swedish Institute Study Scholarships target highly-qualified students from certain countries. The scholarships will be awarded for master’s studies in Sweden, starting in autumn and covers both living costs and tuition fees. Show scholarships offered by the Swedish Institute.
You are also encouraged to investigate what scholarships are available through your university, government or international organisations.
Contact
If you are left with questions or need more information about the application procedure, programme structure or practical details concerning your studies at Stockholm University, please do not hesitate to contact our study adviser.
We look forward to your application!