General information
The study of climate physics (meteorology and physical oceanography) will provide students with advanced knowledge and skills using the terms and laws of physics in atmosphere, ocean and the climate system. Students will become familiar with experimental and theoretical methods, and will be guided toward current research. The courses will provide instruction on how to present physical context, how to critically assess scientific problems, and how to apply modern methodology in experimental and theoretical climate physics. Mathematical methods are an indispensable tool for processing physical relations, and they are essential for the comprehension of physical context.
Students Advice
- Main Subject Oceanography: Prof. Dr. Peter Brandt, pbrandt@geomar.de
- Main Subject Meteorology: Dr. Karl Bumke, kbumke@geomar.de
Content
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Venue
Kiel , Germany
GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
Wischhofstr. 1-3, 24148 Kiel
Application
Click here to apply: http://www.geomar.de/en/study/msc-climate-physics/information-centre/
Prerequisites:
Language Requirements
Proficiency in English is mandatory (for non native speakers): TOEFL (paper based score 550, computer based score 213, internet based 80 at minimum), IELTS (Band 6 at minimum), University of Cambridge (Certificate in Advanced English at minimum), etc.
Application Procedure:
Please fill in the application form, sign it and send it to the address indicated below, along with the following documents:
- One passport photo
- Curriculum vitae (not more than 2 pages)
- Letter of motivation for choosing this programme (not more than 1 page)
- Please provide a table with SWS or ECTS points of courses you have had in a) Physics and b) applied or pure Mathematics.
- Certified copies of the following:
- School graduation certificate
- Certificate of the university entrance qualification (if taken)
- Certificates of academic diplomas (Bachelor etc.)
- Official academic transcripts from all universities attended
- Proof of proficiency in English
Address: Nadira Mahmud GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel
Düsternbrooker Weg 20 24105 Kiel, Germany nmahmud@geomar.de
Application deadline: June 1st
Qualification
The study of climate physics (meteorology and physical oceanography) will provide students with advanced knowledge and skills using the terms and laws of physics in atmosphere, ocean and the climate system. Students will become familiar with experimental and theoretical methods, and will be guided toward current research. The courses will provide instruction on how to present physical context, how to critically assess scientific problems, and how to apply modern methodology in experimental and theoretical climate physics. Mathematical methods are an indispensable tool for processing physical relations, and they are essential for the comprehension of physical context.
Students Advice
- Main Subject Oceanography: Prof. Dr. Peter Brandt, pbrandt@geomar.de
- Main Subject Meteorology: Dr. Karl Bumke, kbumke@geomar.de
Please fill in the application form, sign it and send it to the address indicated below, along with the following documents:
- One passport photo
- Curriculum vitae (not more than 2 pages)
- Letter of motivation for choosing this programme (not more than 1 page)
- Please provide a table with SWS or ECTS points of courses you have had in a) Physics and b) applied or pure Mathematics.
- Certified copies of the following:
- School graduation certificate
- Certificate of the university entrance qualification (if taken)
- Certificates of academic diplomas (Bachelor etc.)
- Official academic transcripts from all universities attended
- Proof of proficiency in English
Address: Nadira Mahmud GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel
Düsternbrooker Weg 20 24105 Kiel, Germany nmahmud@geomar.de
Application deadline: June 1st
Language Requirements
Proficiency in English is mandatory (for non native speakers): TOEFL (paper based score 550, computer based score 213, internet based 80 at minimum), IELTS (Band 6 at minimum), University of Cambridge (Certificate in Advanced English at minimum), etc.
