Atmospheric sciences focus on phenomena including climate change and extreme weather events. Studies in atmospheric sciences help you understand these important phenomena and provide you with the knowledge necessary to participate in related public discussion.
The Master’s Programme in Atmospheric Sciences is also the only degree programme educating meteorologists in Finland.
Studies offered in the academic year 2026–2027 will be posted in two phases. Studies offered in the autumn will be posted on this page in early August, while the studies offered in the spring will be posted on this page by the end of the year.
Before that you can
If you want to receive a certificate of completion for the Climate University study module (15 or 25 ECTS), you need to complete two compulsory courses:
as well as any optional courses of your choice.
You can find important information regarding your studies on the Instructions for Students website.
For new students: Familiarize yourself with the student checklist, where you can find a collection of practical information and instructions.
In case you cannot find an answer to your question, please get in touch!
You can apply to the Bachelor’s Programme in Liberal Arts and Sciences based on studies completed at the open university. Students are selected based on academic performance, but the grade point average must be at least 3.5/5. The programme's general
Detailed admission criteria (including which courses are accepted), application instructions, and deadlines can be found at the Finnish national education portal Studyinfo.fi.