Atmospheric Science

Students in this program gain knowledge of the physical, chemical, and biological processes that govern atmospheric behavior and are important in determining weather and climate.
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Program Description

Students and faculty in the Rutgers Graduate Program in Atmospheric Science conduct research on a variety of topics, including climate dynamics from regional to global scales, synoptic meteorology and extreme events, tropical meteorology, paleoclimate, cloud and radiation physics, ocean-atmosphere interactions, land-atmosphere interactions, and climate-chemistry-aerosol interactions.

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Degree Types

  • M.S. (Master of Science)
  • Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy)

Campus Locations

Cook/Douglass Campus - New Brunswick

Admission Deadlines

For best consideration apply by these dates

Application Type US Applicants Non-US Applicants Merit-Based Aid
Ph.D. December, 15 December, 15 December, 15
MS March, 1 March, 1 December, 15