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
“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
“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
