Department of Meteorology

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We conduct research in Atmospheric science, Oceanography and Climate science

Welcome to the Department of Meteorology (MISU)!

Our scientists study the atmosphere, the oceans and the climate. We offer education in atmospheric sciences, oceanography and climate physics at undergraduate, advanced and research level.

In focus

    Welcome to contact us!

    Contact information to researchers and PhD students, Management Team, and the Administration team (incl. study counsellor)

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    The AO26 Blog: expedition Arctic Ocean 2026

    Follow along as our researchers and students journeys through the Arctic!

    Learn more about the Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate

    Are you interested in studying at MISU? Read more here.

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    Our courses and programmes

    Are you interested in working with weather and climate, with the atmosphere and the oceans? Do you want to become a climate expert, forecast meteorologist, oceanographer or a climate scientist? Or just gain understanding for what it is that affects the climate? At MISU we offer courses and programmes in atmospheric sciences, oceanography and climate physics on different levels.

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    Available PhD/Postdoc positions at MISU

    Apply now: Postdoctoral Fellow in Marine Cloud Brightening Upcoming PhD position: aerosol-cloud interactions Possible periods for PhD position announcements in 2026: - 15 October – closing date 5 November.

    Our research

    Our scientists at MISU study the mechanisms, components and interactions of the climate system within Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Science.

    NEWS

    CALENDAR

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    Collaboration

    Our researchers at MISU collaborate scientifically with several centres and organisations both within and outside of Sweden.