1 Atmospheric Chemistry Course Programs

Atmospheric Chemistry is a vital area of study that explores the chemical composition and phenomena of Earth’s atmosphere. At the Courses level, you'll engage with foundational concepts and practical applications that shape our understanding of environmental issues and climate change.

Through courses in atmospheric reactions, air quality measurement, and analytical techniques, you'll learn to analyze pollutants and their impacts on health and climate. Many students build confidence as they explore interdisciplinary approaches that integrate chemistry with environmental science and policy. You'll develop skills in laboratory techniques, including sampling and analysis, and work with modeling tools to predict atmospheric behavior.

As a student of Atmospheric Chemistry, you’ll also investigate climate models and chemical reactions involved in in situ and remote sensing environments. Typical career paths include roles in environmental consultancy, research institutions, and government agencies focused on sustainability and pollution control. This field prepares you for a future where you can contribute to solving significant global challenges related to air quality and climate change.