Applied Climate

University of Michigan

United States of America, Ann Arbor

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University of Michigan

United States of America , Ann Arbor

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines5-Jan-2022 October-2021

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Duration 24 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 49,548 / year

Apply Date October-2021

Next Intake 5-Jan-2022

Applied Climate

About

Overview SkillsThe ability to translate useful information into useable information is the goal of this degree and is built upon developing skills and knowledge in:Scientific foundation in climate scienceWhere to get data and informationHow to place data and information in the context of applicationsStatisticsGeographical Information SystemsProblem Solving SkillsThe Applied Climate program at the University of Michigan culminates with a sponsor-defined “hands-on” project that will expose patterns of problem-solving and will allow you to structure end-to-end systems that link data, information, knowledge, planning, decisions, and actions. I want to find another Master Course These are skills that students will find they can use in many professions.

Scientists talk about the usefulness of their data while practitioners talk about the usability of data. The Climate & Space Applied Climate at the University of Michigan is the bridge between the two and as a student you are the translator and, with a foundation in science and engineering, jobs in public policy, public health, water management, and engineering are opened up to you.

Disciplines

Environmental Engineering

Climate Studies & Meteorology

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : Undergraduate degree with sufficiently high GPA, see GPA guidelines belowFour terms of calculus, including one term of differential equationsTwo terms of physics with labOne course in computer programming, preferably Fortran or C