The program can be started in the winter semester as well as in the summer semester. The language of instruction ist English. The standard length of study is 4 semesters (120 ECTS credits).
The one-year Master's project (practical phases I+II and Master's thesis) takes place in the 3rd and 4th semester.
A detailed overview of the structure of the degree programme can be found on the Meteorology pages.
The program can be started in the winter semester as well as in the summer semester. The language of instruction is English. The standard length of study is 4 semesters (120 ECTS credits).
Structure of the study program
- In the 1st and 2nd semesters, mandatory modules, elective modules as well as a course for the acquisition of key qualifications are attended.
- The one-year Master's project takes place in the 3rd and 4th semesters. It consists of the following parts:
- Research Project in Metreology, Phase I (15 ECTS credits)
- Research Project in Metreology, Phase II (15 ECTS credits)
- Master's Thesis (30 ECTS credits)
You can find information on how to register for the Master's thesis on the pages of the Examinations Office.
The following mandatory moduls must be chosen:
- Advanced Atmospheric Physics (9 ECTS credits)
- Advanced Atmospheric Dynamics (9 ECTS credits)
- Discussion of Current Research Questions on Advanced Meteorology (Seminar) (3 ECTS credits)
Elective modules must be taken to the extent of 36 ECTS credits. They are offered in the following variants: Lecture with exercise (4 SWS or 6 ECTS credits) or lecture without exercise (2 SWS or 3 ECTS credits).
Selection Rule: At least 3 of the following elective modules (each 6 ECTS credits) must be chosen:
- Atmospheric Modeling
- Theoretical Meteorology from the Weather to the Climate Scale
- Experimental Meteorology - Clouds, Aerosols, Gases
- Atmoshperic Data Analysis Methods
- Current Research Topics in Theoretical Meteorology
Key qualifications
A module for the acquisition of key qualifications (3 ECTS points) must be taken. A language course in a modern foreign language can also be included. Further information can be found on the pages of the Examinations Office.
You can find the current courses in the LSF course catalogue.
Information on the subject, on careers and fields of activity for graduates, study requirements and on admission and enrolment can be found on the LMU's central websites (only available in German).
Examination and study regulations and modul descriptions (start of studies until summer semester 2023):
Examination and study regulations (start of studies from winter semester 2023/24 onwards):
Further Links
Applicants: Please note the information on our page Applying to a Master's program at the Faculty of Physics.