Students who graduate with an undergraduate degree in our program find jobs in many sectors from the private sector to the miliary.
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Graduates from our program are in high demand and we have excellent job placement. Learn more about job placement for our graduates:
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Job Postings
Job opportunities posted as a courtesy of the Penn State Department of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Internships and REU Opportunities
Listings and Contracts for Internships and REU Opportunities
Become an Air Force Weather Officer
Air Force Weather Officers perform, manage and direct weather operations that have a direct effect on the activities of U.S. military forces.
Meteorology Virtual Career Night
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science Virtual Career Night is a departmental career fair usually held the third week in March. The career fair is designed to expose students at all academic levels (freshman through seniors at the undergraduate level and all graduate students) to the range of career opportunities available to them with a degree in meteorology and atmospheric science.
Penn State Career Services
Penn State's Career Services is committed to offering a comprehensive array of programs and services that supports and facilitates career development for all students. Programs and resources are provided to assist students and alumni in specifying career goals, expanding knowledge of career alternatives, understanding effective decision making, and acquiring appropriate strategies and skills to carry out the process.
EMS Career Services
EMS Career Services is committed to offering an EMS-specific array of programs and services that supports and facilitates career development for all undergraduate EMS students. Programs and resources are provided to assist students with specifying career goals, expanding knowledge of career opportunities, understanding effective decision making, and acquiring appropriate strategies and skills to carry out the process. Please contact Kevin Fleck, Director of Career Services for the college, for more information.
Weather or Not is a fun and educational weather television show created and produced by students in the Department of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science at Penn State. The show reviews the latest in weather-related news, provides the weekend forecast, answers common meteorological questions, and explores how weather ties into everyday life. A new fifteen-minute show airs on Centre County's C-Net, Channel 7, each week.
Since its inception in 1957, the hallmark of the weather presentation from Penn State has been a respect for the viewers' desire and ability to understand the world around them. The daily cooperation between the largest atmospheric science department in the world and one of the finest university PBS stations in the country has helped fulfill the mission of this land grant institution -- to serve the citizens of the Commonwealth through the benefits of its research.
Weather World airs on the Pennsylvania Cable Network weekdays 5:45 p.m. Central Pennsylvania residences can also watch the show on WPSU, a public broadcasting channel, weekdays at 5:30 and 5:45 p.m.
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