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Meteorology at Whiteknights Road is dedicated to advancing knowledge through cutting-edge research in weather science and climate studies. This esteemed department focuses on delivering high-quality education combined with practical experiences that prepare students for successful careers in meteorology-related fields. Committed to student satisfaction, Meteorology provides access to state-of-the-art facilities where learners can engage with real data while developing analytical skills essential for understanding our changing climate.

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