Our faculty are recognized world-wide and are often pioneering research in areas such as climate, cloud physics, weather risk, oceanography, mesoscale meteorology, ozone, air pollution, and much more.
We have a solid reputation for excellence and breadth in our academic program in atmospheric science and traditional meteorology, in teaching, and research. We're confident that you'll hear good things about Penn State during your search for the right school.
Our program spans all aspects of the atmosphere and environment and reaches across disciplines such as business and finance, agriculture, engineering, and computer science.
We have state-of-the-art facilities and promote many research and learning opportunities outside the classroom. We have the largest, student-run, campus weather service, and we are home to the Pennsylvania State Climatologist.
We take an active role in promoting internship and employment opportunities for our students by hosting our own career fair each spring.
We have over 4,000 successful (and quite proud) alumni working in all levels of government, private industry, the military, tv, and education.
We have a modern, Joel N. Myers Weather Center that boasts an impressive electronic map wall for use in teaching, service, and learning. The Myers Weather Center takes a student-centered approach with a cafe and lounge area for studying and socializing.