The Meteorology Graduate Certificate program at Marshall University is designed for students who do not necessarily want to broadcast or forecast, but rather learn meteorological skills to compliment other skillsets such as GIS, aviation, environmental science and many others.
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Courses taken for the Meteorology Graduate Certificate can be applied toward a master’s degree in geography at Marshall University.
Classes are taught by faculty members with doctoral degrees and years of experience in the discipline.
Courses integrate geography, meteorology, and environmental science, offering a well-rounded perspective on atmospheric processes.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median pay for atmospheric scientists, including meteorologists in May 2023 was $92,860.
- Atmospheric scientist
- Climate analyst
- Emergency management specialist
- Environmental consultant
- Meteorologist