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Objectives
The M.S. (Meteorology) Program aims to provide students with adequate education in
meteorology that will prepare them for scientific careers in government, academic and
research institution. The program envisions to fill the need for highly qualified
meteorologist in the country.
Admission into the M.S. (Meteorology) Program requires a Bachelor of Science degree
from a recognized institution of higher learning. Applicants must have sound
background in physics and mathematics and must possess a higher degree of
intellectual capacity for graduate study. Other applicable admission requirements are
the same as those listed in the College of Science Guidelines for Graduate Programs.
General Requirement
To qualify for M.S. (Meteorology) under the Thesis Option, a student must:
a. complete a minimum of twenty-four (24) units of formal graduate
courses consisting of 18 units of core courses and at least 6 units of elective
or specialization courses
b. maintain a cumulative weighted average grade of “2.0” or better in his
graduate courses at the end of each academic year
c. complete one (1) unit of graduate seminar course
d. successfully defend a Master’s Thesis in master’s examination and
e. submit at least six (6) bound and certified copies of the approved Master’s Thesis.
Course Curriculum
Every student under the M.S. program shall be required to complete at least twenty-four
(24) units of formal graduate courses consisting of fifteen (15) units of core courses and
at least nine (9) units of specialization or elective courses and 1 unit of Graduate
Seminar.
Master’s Thesis
1) Nature
Each student in the Thesis Option shall be required to submit a master’s thesis
which must be scholarly work embodying a supervised scientific research by the
student and presenting, in a scholarly manner, a worthwhile contribution to
scientific knowledge in Meteorology.
3) Thesis Process
a. Thesis Proposal
Before the thesis research can be formally started, the student must first
prepare a written thesis proposal with the advisee of his/her Thesis Adviser
and Thesis Reader (as well as thesis Co-Adviser, if any) and submit it to the
Meteorology Graduate Program Committee for approval. Upon approval of
his/her Thesis Proposal, the student may then proceed to carry out his/her
thesis research. A certified copy of the approved thesis proposal must be
submitted by the Meteorology Graduate Committee to the Graduate Office of
the College.