What You’ll Learn

In addition to learning the fundamentals of meteorology and atmospheric dynamics, you’ll study topics in business and economics so you’re ready for a career in private industry. You’ll get a foundation in leadership, marketing, finance, supply and demand, and decision-making. You’ll learn computer programming and get an introduction to business law. You’ll graduate with the knowledge and skills you’ll need to enter the business arena in a variety of specialty fields.

Outside the Classroom, In the Community

You’ll find numerous internship opportunities that will allow you to learn while gaining professional experience. You can attend conferences, deliver presentations, and participate in multiple student organizations, and you’ll have access to an expansive national network of alumni working in a variety of industries.

Special Facilities

• Our Lyndon campus boasts a weather deck ideal for observation and launching weather balloons. We also have a dedicated computer lab and research space for atmospheric sciences students.
• The Donald and Carmella Dalton Weather Center displays weather conditions along with radar, satellite, model forecasts, and climate data on eight 40″ monitors, giving you access to real-time data that you’ll use in your classes and research.
• Vermont State’s Broadcasting Studio gives you access to WSI Max weather graphics computers (the same as TV stations) and the full suite of technology in the Electronic Journalism Arts television studio. You will create daily live broadcasts, which will be available on News7’s Facebook page.