For the Educational Profile/Interests section, choose Level > Master's, Doctoral, Certificate
choose Program Interest by Type > Earth and Physical Sciences
choose a Major > Atmospheric Sciences or Hydrology or Hydrometeorology
What's the difference? Atmospheric Sciences (Meteorology), Hydrology, and Hydrometeorology
Courses and Curricula
- Course Offerings
- Course Websites
- Teaching-Course Schedules for ATMO and HWRS : Fall 2019 - Spring 2019 - Fall 2018 - Spring 2018
Degree Programs & Application Process
- Graduate Certificate Post-Baccalaureate - Hydrology and Water Resources
- Master of Science Thesis/Research Option - Atmospheric Sciences - Hydrology - Hydrometeorology
- Master of Science Non-Thesis Option - Hydrology
- Accelerated Master of Science - Atmospheric Sciences (UA physics majors) - Hydrology (UA EHY majors)
- Doctor of Philosopy - Atmospheric Sciences - Hydrology - Hydrometeorology
- Doctoral Minors - Atmospheric Sciences - Hydrology
Program Guides
For complete details, refer to the Program Guide for your degree program and major. If you have questions or concerns, consult with the Director of Graduate Studies for Atmospheric Sciences (Dr. Chris Castro), Hydrology and Water Resources (Dr. Martha Whitaker), or Hydrometeorology (Dr. Guo-Yue Niu). For a quick one-page reference, see the Summary Page for your degree program and major.
- MS ATMO Program Guide & MS ATMO Summary Page
- PHD ATMO Program Guide & PHD ATMO Summary Page
- MS HWRS Program Guide & MS HWRS Summary Page
- PHD HWRS Program Guide & PHD HWRS Summary Page
- MS HYDMET Program Guide & MS HYME Summary Page
- PHD HYDMET Program Guide & PHD HYME Summary Page
Research
- Focus Areas
- Opportunities
Careers
- Graduate School: Is a Graduate program right for me? - Undergraduate prep and planning
- Professional Careers
- Opportunities
