Meteorology at the University of Oklahoma

The program in meteorology at the University of Oklahoma was established in 1960. The first Bachelor of Science degree in meteorology at the University of Oklahoma was awarded in 1965, the first Master of Science degree in 1964, and the first Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1963. In 1981, the School of Meteorology became part of the College of Geosciences, which also includes the Dept. of Geography and the School of Geology and Geophysics. As of May 1996, a total of 482 B.S. degrees, 316 M.S. degrees, and 84 Ph.D. degrees have been awarded in meteorology. There are currently 175 undergraduates and 80 graduate students, along with 18 faculty (two of whom are George Lynn Cross Research Professors) and 16 adjunct faculty. The University of Oklahoma is the only university in Oklahoma offering both undergraduate and graduate programs in meteorology.

Degrees Offered

Bachelor of Science in Meteorology
Master of Science in Meteorology
Master of Science in Professional Meteorology
Doctor of Philosophy in Meteorology

Scholarships Available: The SOM provides financial assistance to qualified students through teaching and research assistantships. Contact the SOM office for application materials.

Applications: OU application materials should be received by the following deadlines: fall semester, June 1; spring semester, December 1; summer session, April 1.

Knowledge Expectations for Undergrad Courses

Spring 2007 Course Schedule

Fall 2006 Course Schedule

Spring 2006 Course Schedule

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School of Meteorology
The University of Oklahoma
120 David L. Boren Blvd., Suite 5900
Norman, Oklahoma 73072-73071

Phone: (405) 325-6561
Fax: (405) 325-7689

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