With a master's in meteorology from Florida Tech, students develop extensive knowledge and skillsets in many areas of Earth science, including weather forecasting, climatology, atmospheric dynamics, storms and hurricanes, atmospheric physics, and global climate change. Master's students in meteorology become experts in math and physics, gaining in-depth exposure to other scientific disciplines including oceanography, ocean engineering, environmental science, climate science, and remote sensing. Importantly, they learn to analyze 'big data,' a critical component of any scientist's skillset.<br><br>Career options include forecasting, weather-data analysis, developing new weather-data equipment, and working alongside other professionals in need of weather information.<br><br>Since weather is everywhere, and climate affects everyone on Earth, a meteorology career can be found all over the world in a variety of different jobs. Developing forecasts, collecting and compiling data, assisting in the development of new weather data equipment, or advising employers and clients on the risks and opportunities caused by weather and climate change are just some of the careers options for graduates.