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All courses in the Weather and Climate Risk and Data Analytics certificate and M.S. program are 100% online so you may complete the courses from wherever you are! Each course has weekly expectations and deadlines, but with flexibility within to allow you to complete work while still meeting your professional and personal obligations. For example, all lessons are pre-recorded for you to watch on your own time within a given week. Some courses have a scheduled weekly synchronous session online so that you have the opportunity to interact with other students in your courses, along with faculty in the Department of Climate, Meteorology & Atmospheric Sciences. Students that may need to miss an occasional synchronous session may work with the faculty member teaching the course to review the session recording or make other arrangements.
In our program, you’ll find a balance between flexibility and engagement, as you’ll interact with other students on a regular basis through various media and feel like you’re part of a program with supportive colleagues (as opposed to completely self-paced learning).
All courses in the Weather and Climate Risk and Data Analytics certificate and M.S. program are 100% online so you may complete the courses from wherever you are! Each course has weekly expectations and deadlines, but with flexibility within to allow you to complete work while still meeting your professional and personal obligations. In our program, you’ll find a balance between flexibility and engagement, as you’ll interact with other students on a regular basis through various media and feel like you’re part of a program with supportive colleagues (as opposed to completely self-paced learning).
*Additional available courses options may be substituted with approval of a program advisor.
** Students in the certificate program will be advised upon admission on course selection. The ATMS 596 Non-Thesis Research Project class is for M.S. students only.
Students completing the graduate certificate must complete a minimum of 12 credit hours of courses from the list above—typically three 4-credit courses. Once admitted to the certificate program, students should consult a program advisor regarding course selection/sequencing based upon their particular area of interest and desired professional goals. ATMS 596 is not taken as part of the certificate program (capstone).
