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Atmospheric Sciences

Our graduates are helping society face the challenges of a complex and changing environment.

Explore career options and prepare for your future career in the atmospheric sciences.

Our Programs

Atmospheric Sciences (B.S.)
Atmospheric Sciences (B.S.)

Gain the knowledge and experience that will enable your journey of exploration of the Earth's atmosphere.

Atmospheric Sciences (M.S.)
Atmospheric Sciences (M.S.)

Develop a comprehensive understanding of atmospheric sciences in a changing world.

Atmospheric Sciences (B.S./M.S.)
Atmospheric Sciences (B.S./M.S.)

Accelerate your education with a combined degree in Atmospheric Sciences and join the next generation of atmospheric experts.

Atmospheric Sciences (Ph.D.)
Atmospheric Sciences (Ph.D.)

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

Atmospheric Sciences (Minor)
Atmospheric Sciences (Minor)

Explore the wonders of our atmosphere and how it impacts our society and physical environment.

What sets UND's Atmospheric Sciences Department apart?

  • Nearly all teaching faculty conduct funded research, which is incorporated into courses
  • Undergraduate curriculum emphasizes communication and computing skills needed in the job market
  • Close proximity to the National Weather Service and other private agencies
  • Real-world learning opportunities, including daily weather broadcast, NWS Student Volunteer Program, research assistantships, and other internships
90+%

job placement rate

5 million

dollars in active research grants

The mission of the Department of Atmospheric Sciences is to provide top-quality undergraduate and graduate education, serve the community, and conduct significant research in the atmospheric sciences.

Antarctic Dedication
Alumni Spotlight: Janelle Hakala '17

UND alum caps year of meteorological work in Antarctica with dedication to UND Atmospheric Sciences mentors

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Northern Lights Newsletter

Northern Lights is the Atmospheric Sciences Department annual newsletter. It contains news from the department, students, and alumni.

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Department of Atmospheric Sciences
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Grand Forks, ND 58202-9006
P 701.777.2184
atmos@aero.und.edu

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