What are the employment opportunities for applied meteorology majors?

Graduates majoring in applied meteorology have a wide choice in the job market. Here are some possible employment opportunities:

1. Meteorologist: This is the main employment direction of applied meteorology. You can work in meteorological bureau, environmental protection department, airlines and other institutions, responsible for weather forecast and climate analysis.

2. Climate researcher: conducting research on climate change and climate patterns in scientific research institutions or universities.

3. Environmental assessor: working in environmental protection department or consulting company, using meteorological data to conduct environmental impact assessment.

4. Agricultural Meteorological Service Commissioner: To provide meteorological services for agricultural production, such as forecasting the impact of weather changes on crops and providing irrigation suggestions.

5. Energy industry: working in power companies or energy consulting companies, using meteorological data to predict energy demand and evaluate energy projects.

6. Tourism industry: working in a travel agency or a scenic spot management department, using meteorological data for tourism activity planning and safety management.

7. Aviation industry: working in airlines or airports, responsible for flight safety and flight scheduling.

8. Insurance industry: working in an insurance company, using meteorological data for risk assessment and insurance product design.

9. Education and training: Working in a university or training institution, teaching and training meteorology.

10. data analysis: working in various enterprises or government departments, using meteorological data for data analysis and decision support.