Pursue a master's in Meteorology at the University of Reading, one of the world's leading meteorology departments.
You'll learn from internationally renowned experts in the field – and acquire essential skills for your future career.
Courses for 2024/25
MSc Applied Meteorology and Climate
Develop expertise in atmospheric physics, forecasting, and the analysis of data from observations and models.
If you're interested in a career in forecasting, or in the applications of meteorological and climate science, this is the course for you.
MSc Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate
Gain an understanding of the fluid dynamics of the atmosphere and oceans, and learn how to develop numerical models of them.
This course is ideal if you have a strong background in maths and physics and want to enter a growing and exciting scientific field.
MSc Climate Change and Artificial Intelligence
This unique, new course is designed to address the growing demand for people who have the scientific understanding of our changing climate and artificial intelligence, together with the business acumen to deploy that understanding effectively.
MSc Applied Meteorology and Climate with Management
This course combines most of the meteorological and climate science modules of our MSc Applied Meteorology course, with management training through the triple-accredited Henley Business School, part of the University of Reading.
Master's funding
Scholarships are available for master's students enrolling in 2023, some offered directly by the University and others allocated by external funding bodies – for example, the Felix Scholarship and the Fulbright Commission.
In order to apply for a University of Reading scholarship, candidates must have received an offer of admission to one of our participating master's courses.
Scholarships are awarded in two rounds. Candidates unsuccessful in round one will automatically go forward for consideration in round two, provided they still hold a valid offer of admission to an eligible course.
Preparation for our master's courses
In addition to the entry requirements specified for each of our master's courses, for our MSc Applied Meteorology and Climate, MSc Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate, and MSc Applied Meteorology and Climate with Management, it is useful to have working knowledge of certain topics relating to maths, physics, meteorology and computing before you start your MSc course. Note that this does not apply to MSc Climate Change and Artificial Intelligence.
Why study with us?
Learn from esteemed experts in the field, and acquire the skills to tackle complex environmental issues.
Life in the Department
Join a diverse and gifted community of meteorologists, physicists, mathematicians and computational scientists.
How you'll study
Study through a combination of lectures, practicals and tutorial classes, enabling you to learn in a variety of ways.
