Graduate Program in Meteorology

The Graduate Program in Meteorology at the University of São Paulo aims to train researchers and professionals with solid knowledge in atmospheric sciences, including not only traditional areas but also “climate change,” “atmosphere-biosphere interaction,” “atmosphere-ocean interaction,” and “atmospheric pollution and its effects on humans and the environment.”

A solid foundation in these areas enables students to have versatile and autonomous roles to face the challenges that academic or professional activities will present. In the past, most applicants to the program were graduates from Meteorology, Physics, and Mathematics programs. However, nowadays, in addition to these, the research areas developed within the program have attracted geographers, biologists, chemists, engineers, and others. More information on the evolution of the number of degrees awarded since its creation can be found in the Statistics section.

CAPES evaluation

7

Courses

Master, PhD, Direct PhD

Admission to the Graduate Program in Meteorology

Mão segurando uma caneta sobre uma mesa com papeis, cadernos e xícara de café (foto: Green Chameleon/Unsplash)
Mão segurando uma caneta sobre uma mesa com papeis, cadernos e xícara de café (foto: Green Chameleon/Unsplash)

Admission to the Graduate Program in Meteorology

Admission to the Postgraduate Program in Meteorology at IAG/USP is through a selection process regulated by a public notice created by the CCP and published in the Official State Gazette of São Paulo and on the program's website.

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Teaching and Courses

Estudantes de mestrado, doutorado e doutorado direto deverão completar a respectiva quantidade mínima de créditos.

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Qualifying Exam

O exame de qualificação é obrigatório para estudantes do mestrado, do doutorado e do doutorado direto.

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Scholarships and Financial Aid

O programa dispõe de cotas de bolsas da CAPES e do CNPq.

Defences

Defense: “Interaction among chemical composition, emission sources, and oxidative potential of PM2.5 in the urban environment of São Paulo"

Student: Caroline Fernanda Hei Wikuats Program: Meteorology Advisor: Profa. Dra. Maria de Fátima Andrade - IAG/USP

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