Atmospheric Science, BS
The Atmospheric Science program at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi offers a dynamic, in-depth curriculum with small class sizes and dedicated faculty engagement. Our program is designed to set students up for success, whether they’re pursuing professional careers or advanced studies. Students actively participate in research, frequently earning accolades for their contributions to the field. With internationally respected faculty expertise in areas like hurricane forecasting, severe weather analysis, remote sensing, and atmosphere-ocean interactions, our classes offer a truly immersive learning experience. Our faculty are committed to delivering a high-quality education that equips students for roles in industry, government, or further academic pursuits. The program also supports students who aim to teach environmental science or physics at the secondary level or who seek a strong foundation in atmospheric science to apply in various scientific fields. Students may earn a Bachelor of Science in Atmospheric Science by choosing one of two specialized tracks:
- Atmospheric Science
- Weather Broadcasting
Program Details
This program’s tailored paths allow students to focus on their passions while gaining essential skills for a successful future in atmospheric science.
The Bachelor of Science in Atmospheric Sciences at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is designed for students passionate about meteorology and climate science. This program provides a comprehensive understanding of the physical properties, dynamics, and processes of the atmosphere, as well as its critical interactions with oceans and land. Emphasizing a systems approach, our curriculum blends traditional atmospheric science with innovative fields to address today’s challenges. With a strong focus on tropical meteorology and oceanography—disciplines that are especially relevant to the Gulf of Mexico and surrounding coastal areas—our program offers a unique learning experience aligned with our strategic location. Students gain insights and skills to prepare them for careers and research in atmospheric sciences, with an emphasis on topics that directly impact coastal and marine environments.