Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Meteorology

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Meteorology prepares students for careers in weather forecasting and communication. The program combines meteorological studies with higher mathematics, video production, and advanced communications. Students gain hands-on experience in the Broadcast Meteorology Lab and develop the skills necessary to effectively convey weather information to the public. Graduates are qualified for positions such as Chief Meteorologist, Television/Digital Broadcast Meteorologist, and Weather Modeling and Forecaster.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Overview:

The Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Meteorology at the School of Mathematics, Science, and Engineering prepares students for careers in weather forecasting and communication.

Objectives:

• Educate students on the complexities of meteorology and weather forecasting.
• Enhance students' understanding of air quality, trends, and climate.
• Develop students' mastery of broadcast meteorology technology.
• Equip students with the communication skills necessary to effectively convey weather information to the public.

Program Description:

The program integrates meteorological studies in forecasting, climatology, satellite, radar, and synoptic meteorology with higher mathematics, video production, and advanced communications.

Careers:

Career Paths:

• Chief Meteorologist
• Television/Digital Broadcast Meteorologist
• Radio Meteorologist
• Weather Modeling and Forecaster
• Meteorological Equipment Marketing
• U.S. Military Positions