Climate-related GEOG courses offered at PSU:
GEOG 410: Climatic Change and Variability
*GEOG 412W: Climatic Change and Variability (Writing-Intensive)
GEOG 414: Principles and Applications in Landscape Ecology
*GEOG 417: Satellite Climatology
GEOG 430: Human Use of Environment
GEOG 431: Geography of Water Resources
GEOG 434: Politics of the Environment
GEOG 436: Ecology, Economy, and Environment
*GEOG 438W: Human Dimensions of Global Warming
GEOG 462: Advanced Observation of Earth and Its Environment
*GEOG 464: Advanced Spatial Analysis
GEOG 465: Advanced Geographic Information Systems Modeling
*GEOG 510: Seminar in Physical Geography
GEOG 530: Human-Environment Seminar
An asterisk (*) indicates courses which satisfy the Dual Title requirements. Refer to the Climate Science Dual-Title Handbook for more information, available for download from the Dual-Title Webpage.
Climate-related METEO courses offered at PSU:
*METEO 421: Atmospheric Dynamics
*METEO 422: Advanced Atmospheric Dynamics
METEO 431: Atmospheric Thermodynamics
*METEO 436: Radiation and Climate
*METEO 451: Introduction to Physical Oceanography
METEO 469: From Meteorology to Mitigation: Understanding Global Warming
*METEO 470: Climate Dynamics
*METEO 473: Application of Computers to Meteorology
METEO 486: Pennsylvania Climate Studies
*METEO 515: Practical Statistics for Atmospheric Sciences
*METEO 521: Dynamical Meteorology
*METEO 523: Modeling the Climate System
*METEO 527: Data Assimilation
*METEO 532: Chemistry of the Atmosphere
*METEO 535: Radiative Transfer
*METEO 551: Physical Oceanography
METEO 556: The Atmospheric Boundary Layer
*METEO 561: Global Carbon Cycle
*METEO 563: Bioclimatology
*METEO 570: Climate System Dynamics
*METEO 575: Climate Dynamics Seminar
METEO 591: Development and Ethics in the Atmospheric Sciences
An asterisk (*) indicates courses which satisfy the Dual Title requirements. Refer to the Climate Science Dual-Title Handbook for more information, available for download from the Dual-Title Webpage.
Climate-related courses offered from other departments at PSU:
*GEOSC 405: Hydropedology
*GEOSC 410: Marine Biogeochemistry
*GEOSC 419: The Organic Geochemistry of Natural Waters and Sediments
*ANTH 432: Environmental Archaeology
*GEOSC 450: Risk Analysis in the Earth Sciences
*CE 461: Water-resource Engineering
*CE 475: Water Quality Chemistry
*GEOSC 502: Evolution of the Biosphere
*CE 555: Groundwater Hydrology: Modeling and Analysis
*CE 561: Surface Hydrology
*FOR 565: GIS Based Socio-Ecological Landscape Analysis
GEOSC 587: Preparing for an Academic Career in the Geosciences
An asterisk (*) indicates courses which satisfy the Dual Title requirements. Refer to the Climate Science Dual-Title Handbook for more information, available for download from the Dual-Title Webpage.
Useful Links:
https://arcticwwf.org/work/climate/
Helpful Information:
A range of instruments are available for use in field experiments and classroom use. These include:
- thermometers
- sling psychrometers
- IR thermometers
- wind meters
- solar radiometer