Why Study Climate Change at Vermont State
- State-of-the-Art Technology: You’ll work with the software and hardware currently used by climate professionals across the country.
- Small Classes: You’ll work closely with our experienced faculty and also learn from your dedicated classmates.
- Experiential Opportunities: Whether in internships, practicums, the broadcast studio, or the laboratory, you’ll have numerous opportunities to learn while you work and gain valuable professional experience.
- Extensive Alumni Network: You’ll have access to alumni working nationally and globally in a variety of specialties.
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Sample Courses
- Climate Change Dynamics
- Geophysical and Human Interactions
- GIS Applications in Atmospheric Sciences
- Physical Climatology
- Physical Hydrology
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Student Stories
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“There’s a lot of one-on-one with professors. If you don’t understand something, you can meet with them, and they’ll explain it. The amount of help they offer is great.”
Maison DeJesus
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“I learned when to step up and take charge and when to rely on the strengths of others (group projects and presentations). I learned the world is bigger than my tiny corner of it (trips with Dr. Strokanov to China, Russia, Vietnam). I even learned how to farm (Dr. Farrell!).”
Alexander Lataille