Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agricultural Meteorology

The Agricultural Meteorology major integrates knowledge from a variety of scientific disciplines in order to determine how cropping systems are affected by weather and climate, and how cropping systems themselves affect weather and climate. The Agricultural Meteorology major integrates knowledge from a variety of scientific disciplines in order to determine how cropping systems are affected by weather and climate, and how cropping systems themselves affect weather and climate. Summarize scholarly work in an area of study, as demonstrated by a literature review in a creative component, thesis, or dissertation. Construct hypotheses andor objectives that advance disciplinary knowledge, as demonstrated by hypotheses andor objectives proposed in a creative component, thesis, or dissertation. Conduct quantitative research, as demonstrated by work described in a creative component, thesis, or dissertation. Interpret research results and integrate them into existing disciplinary knowledge, as demonstrated by analyses and conclusions in a creative component, thesis, or dissertation. Clearly and accurately communicate research findings orally, visually (through the use of images andor figures), and in writing, as demonstrated by oral presentations, and by the creative component, thesis, or dissertation.

4 year Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent). Academic Records/Transcripts. Minimum 3.0 GPA (Program may alter requirement).