Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Meteorology with specialization in:
- Dynamic Meteorology (including Numerical Weather Prediction and Forecasting Methods)
- Environmental Pollution
- Meteorological Instrumentation
- Agricultural Meteorology & Water Resources Management
Ph.D Programme in Meteorology with specialization in:
- Dynamic Meteorology (including Numerical Weather Prediction and Forecasting Methods)
- Environmental Pollution
- Meteorological Instrumentation
- Agricultural Meteorology & Water Resources Management
Post-Graduate Diploma (PGD)
B.Sc./B.Tech. in any of the following: Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, Agricultural, Biological and Chemical Sciences, provided the candidate has GCE ‘O’ Level Credits in Physics and Mathematics;
(ii) B.Sc/B.Tech. with at least a Third Class or HND (Lower Credit) in any of the Physical Sciences; and
(iii) Other equivalent qualifications recognized by Senate.
Masters of Technology (M. Tech)
In addition to the Universitys general admission regulations and guidelines, first degree graduates of FUTA or any other recognized university with a minimum of second class division in the following disciplines are considered:
i) Meteorology
ii) Physical Sciences and Engineering
iii) Mathematics
iv) Computer Science
Candidates with a minimum of upper credit at the PGD level in meteorology are also eligible.
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)
Candidates with Masters degree in Meteorology, Physics, Mathematics or Computer Sciences, normally with an average of at least 60% in each Masters course work and in the research project may be admitted into the Ph. D programme. In addition, holders of Masters Degree from other institutions may be required to audit and pass some courses that may be prescribed by the department.
Post-Graduate Diploma
The programme will cover a period of three to four semesters.
Masters of Technology (M.Tech)
Full Time: 18-24 months
Part Time: 36 months
Senate may approve an extension where necessary
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)
Full Time: 36 – 48 months
The specific objectives of the programme are to:
produce well trained personnel in the areas on which the economy is highly dependent, especially in agricultural meteorology, water resources management (hydro-meteorology), the environment (urban climate and pollution) and transport industry (land, water and air);
train competent and skilled meteorologists for national services such as the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET) and the Military (especially the Air force and Navy);
train graduates who are able to offer viable solutions to weather-related problems in agriculture and allied sectors that are crucially required for enhanced and sustainable agricultural production and food security;
produce graduates who are trained and equipped to assist the government, health institutions, medical and pharmaceutical companies and industries in the effective management of the occurrences of diseases and weather-related epidemics during any period of the year;
develop useful tools for the socioeconomic needs of the nation in terms of weather forecasting models in aviation, agriculture (onset, cessation and amount of rainfall), climate change, and water resources management systems;
train graduates who are able to effectively employ use of modern ICT facilities and remote sensing systems to advance meteorological research and applications; and
produce graduates who can pursue effective postgraduate research in all aspects of meteorology.