Overview

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The Hydrometeorology program from The University of Arizona provides the linkage of hydrology and atmospheric science. In establishing this linkage, it addresses the following questions:

What is the science involved with the interface of water in the atmosphere and water on the ground?
What are the ramifications for predictive capabilities when these processes are incorporated into coupled numerical weather and climate models?
What are the new applications in water quality (and how are water quality issues linked to precipitation and related run off issues)?
How is the full understanding of the hydrologic cycle from "white water" to "blue water" (from precipitation to streams to ocean to water vapor to precipitation) related to the advancements in prediction and related societal benefits that link back to the water quality issue?

The purpose of the UA Hydrometeorology Program is to become the first and premier Hydrometeorology program in the World. Our mission is to:

Educate students by providing them with (1) a well-rounded background in the related fields of atmospheric, hydrologic and systems sciences, (2) the tools and methods for numerical modeling, prediction and data assimilation (surface hydrology, weather and climate), and (3) the sensors, data sources and data manipulation tools, including remote-sensing and geographic information systems (GIS)
Partner with various national and international weather and climate forecasting agencies to identify critical hydrometeorological knowledge gaps, to support, encourage, and facilitate research in multidisciplinary hydrometeorological science, and to work towards improved forecasts and forecast support (particularly over arid and semiarid regions, such as the Western US), and
Serve the hydrometeorological science and operational communities by coordinating meetings and workshops seeking to build consensus related to hydrometeorological science and to assist in the transfer of advances in understanding into the decision-making arena.

Programme Structure

Courses include:

Mesoscale Meteorological Modeling

Boundary Layer Meteorology

Dynamic Meteorology

Synoptic Meteorology

Systems Approach to Hydrologic Modeling

Data Assimilation

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Duration

Full-time
- 60 months

Start dates & application deadlines

Starting 2027-08-23 00:00:00
- Apply before 2027-01-15 00:00:00

Language

English

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Credits

63 SCH

Delivered

On Campus

Campus Location

Tucson, United States

Disciplines

Hydrology & Water Management General Engineering & Technology View 18 other PhDs in Hydrology & Water Management in United States

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Academic requirements

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157 _{(quantitative)}

4.5 _(analytical)

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General requirements

Submit all required application materials, including letters of recommendation, electronically with the Graduate College application.

Paper applications are no longer accepted.

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23400 USD / year

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23400 USD / year

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12700 USD / year

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Living costs

Tucson

United States

830 - 1140 USD / month

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