专业科学硕士-广播气象

广播气象学是一个迅速发展和发展的领域，是私营气象部门最大的就业机会之一。该选修课为学生做好了广播气象学的摄像职业和幕后职业的准备，并为他们提供了进入广泛的科学新闻领域所需的知识和培训的机会。该课程将UM通讯学院的广播新闻学研究生课程与RSMAS的气象学高级课程结合在一起。<br> <br>学生将接受UM的最新数字技术的动手培训。工作室，并学习准备和展示完整且专业的天气预报的适当技术。UMTV工作室配备齐全，可通过Weather Central提供实时的数据源和可视化软件，以提供专业的直播图形。学生将学习研
The Master of Professional Science (MPS) degree prepares students for science careers in industry, government, and non-profit organizations, where employment demands are growing. MPS degrees were developed and implemented nationally in response to employer demands for well-rounded, highly trained employees with a breadth of knowledge and practical skills to address emerging environmental issues and improve the management of natural and cultural resources. The curriculum is structured to allow students to complete their degree in as little as 12 months (for select tracks), with the training and real-world experience necessary to prepare them for careers in today's professional science job market.<br><br>Broadcast meteorology is a rapidly growing and evolving field and one of the largest sources of employment in the private sector of meteorology. This track option prepares student for both on-camera and behind-the-scenes careers in broadcast meteorology, as well as the opportunity to develop the knowledge and training necessary to enter the broader field of science journalism. The curriculum integrates graduate coursework in broadcast journalism from UM's School of Communications, with advanced courses in Meteorology at Rosenstiel School.<br><br>Students receive hands-on training in UM's state-of-the-art digital studio and learn the proper techniques involved in preparing and presenting a complete and professional weathercast. The UMTV studio is fully equipped to deliver professional, on-air graphics with real-time data feeds and visualization software from Weather Central. Students will learn to research, analyze, predict, and then graphically and verbally communicate local and national weather forecasts on camera. Students will also learn how to master breaking news, severe weather bulletins, ad-libbing, deadlines, teamwork, and other skills vital to a successful career in broadcasting. Students also participate in UM's award-winning news broadcast NewsVision, which is aired daily on local cable channels to the university and the surrounding community. This enables students to apply their knowledge of journalism and weather forecasting in a TV studio and develop their skills in communication, computer graphics, and on-camera delivery. The coursework is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in both meteorology and broadcast journalism, in order to meet the basic requirements of the AMS Certification for Broadcast Meteorology and also provide students with a greater understanding of the broad environmental issues of the 21st Century.