Masters in Climate Studies & Meteorology

Master in Energy and Climate

Global climate change is mainly caused by emissions arising from our daily energy use. "Think globally, act locally" is necessary to trigger urgent and drastic changes. Energy use and solutions are local, but markets and technologies are global. Finding feasible pathways to transform energy systems poses huge challenges for all of us.

Master in Competition and Market Regulation

As competition policy becomes increasingly relevant in both the public and private sectors, there is a great need for professionals prepared to address market regulation issues.

Master in Physics

Would you like to gain a deeper understanding of the physical world around you? Would you like to use man’s largest instruments, such as CERN’s accelerator or the large telescope at the European Southern Observatory in Chile? Would you like to produce advanced computer models of the Earth’s atmosphere and interior? The Master Programme in Physics provides you with tools to understand the inner workings of the world.

Master in Climate Studies

The MSc Climate Studies is targeted to students who wish to focus on the scientific insights in facing climate change and on social economic implications of climate change.

Master in Atmospheric Science

Atmospheric science is an interdisciplinary field. It includes the understanding of the links between human activity and chemical and physical properties of the atmospheric system. The area of atmospheric science also covers the environmental impacts on humans and ecosystems.

Master in Science for Sustainable Development

The two-year M.Sc. in Science for Sustainable Development is an interdisciplinary master’s programme comprising both theoretical and empirical studies in the natural sciences, social sciences and technology. The focus is on the global environment and sociotechnical issues such as climate change, the availability of water and energy and to help guide their development towards socially appropriate ends.

Master in Meteorology, Physical Oceanography and Climate

Climate-related research is highly relevant for society, scientifically interesting and challenging. Human-induced global climate change has grown into a sense of urgency over the last decades.

Master in EnvEuro - Environmental Science: Soil, Water and Biodiversity

The aim of the EnvEuro programme is to give students a basis for working with European environmental problems with a regional as well as an international basis. It is a 2-year MSc programme offered by a consortium of four European Universities within the EuroLeague for Life Sciences network.

Master in Earth, Life and Climate

Earth, Life and Climate is an interdisciplinary programme combining biology, (geo)chemistry and earth sciences.

Master in Climate Change and Risk Management

The University of Exeter

This new taught Masters programme (first intake October 2006) addresses some of the most important issues affecting society at the present time, namely, present and future climate changes and their economic and social impacts.

Master in Quaternary Science and Climate Development

Stockholm University

The Master’s Programme in Quaternary Science and Climate Development provides students with in-depth knowledge about climate and environmental changes, in different time-scales, and in different geographical regions. Knowledge about natural and anthropogenic climate changes is important for the understanding of the development of the Earth during the Quaternary Period (the last 2.6 million years).

Master in Climate Sciences

University of Bern

The MSc in Climate Sciences is a specialised master programme and is part of the Graduate School of Climate Sciences of the University of Bern. The curriculum consists of 120 ECTS, of which 8 ECTS are compulsory courses, 52 ECTS are elective courses at the University of Bern and ETH Zurich, and 60 ECTS are reserved for the master thesis.