• First Stage of Higher Education - Bachelor of Natural Science

ON1. to describe the basic laws of functioning and development of nature and society based on knowledge of basic laws and methods of natural sciences, physics and mathematics; to explain and interpret the nature of basic physical processes occurring in the atmosphere;
ON2. to carry out field meteorological measurements and observations; to use new equipment, methods and technologies; to apply professional terminology, codes and regulations; to use information and communication technologies in professional activities;
ON3. to create a rational meteorological observation network; to check the quality of the network of meteorological stations and posts; to collect the necessary hydrometeorological information and make its analysis; to organize special meteorological observations; to use various ways of presenting meteorological information;
ON4. to explain and describe the physical processes of cloud formation and precipitation; to systematize them according to morphological and genetic features of education; to explain the nature of the occurrence of various optical and electrical phenomena in the atmosphere;
ON5. to use theoretical and methodological foundations of modern and promising methods of atmospheric sounding; to use modern databases and information retrieval methods; to analyze and evaluate meteorological, upper-air, radio-meteorological and satellite information when making weather forecasts;
ON6. to process and analyze weather maps, baric topography maps, upper-air charts; to identify features of the development of atmospheric processes and weather conditions for compilation of weather forecasts;
ON7. to work with models of general and mesoscale atmospheric circulation and interpret their results for weather forecasts;
ON8. to make short, medium and long-term weather forecasts; specialized meteorological forecasts; warnings about the occurrence of hazardous and spontaneous meteorological phenomena, abrupt weather changes and reporting them to state authorities and management, enterprises, institutions, organizations and public;
ON9. to evaluate hydrometeorological phenomena that are dangerous for various branches of economic activity, to explain the reasons for their occurrence and make a forecast;
ON10. to calculate the main characteristics of climate; to diagnose and analyze climate change trends; to compile an annual review of climatic conditions; to offer a national climate monitoring product using WMO software;
ON11. to assess meteorological factors affecting the state of the environment and to apply in practice developed recommendations for their accounting in order to protect the air basin; to organize the air quality monitoring in real time, including using radar and satellite observations;
ON12. to determine the trajectories of further personal and professional improvement in meteorology and related sciences.