Graduate students majoring in atmospheric science are employed, going to the Meteorological Bureau, Oceanic Administration, Huafeng or the airport? Which direction is better for graduate students?

The work of the airport is mainly short-term forecasting, and the business of the Meteorological Bureau is much more complicated. But the airport is no less relaxed (actually more tired) than the Meteorological Bureau, because planes take off and land at any time. At first, the salary of the airport was generally higher than that of the Meteorological Bureau, but later, the salary increase of the airport was smaller than that of the Meteorological Bureau, and the promotion space of the position was limited. Therefore, the airport is characterized by a high starting point and its development is not as good as that of the Meteorological Bureau. This one also has its own advantages, depending on which one you like. Oceanic Administration and Huafeng are not very clear. It seems that the Oceanic Administration rarely recruits students majoring in meteorology, at least I didn't see it at the job fair in our school this year. For graduate students, it seems that except Nanxin University, all other schools have only two majors: meteorology and atmospheric physics. If you want to work after graduation, of course, you have to take the meteorology test. If you are majoring in atmospheric science, you have to take the meteorology test (because some units require the same major). When applying for the Meteorological Bureau (especially the forecast post) and the airport, the meteorological department was absolutely desperate for his major. Atmospheric physics studies cloud physics, aerosols, air pollution, etc., and employment is mainly artificial weather modification. Atmospheric physics is a good choice if you want to do scientific research all the time. Our teacher also said that atmospheric physics is easier to produce scientific research results. In addition to the above two majors, Nanxin University also has climatology (climate system and climate change), applied meteorology, atmospheric detection, lightning protection and other majors. Climatology is similar to meteorology, but employment is definitely not as good as meteorology. If your grades are not good, you can consider taking the weather test. Atmospheric exploration mainly studies meteorological instruments (especially radars and satellites), and lightning protection, as its name implies. It is easier for enterprises to graduate from these two majors, but it may be difficult to take the exam without studying this subject. I don't know much about applied meteorology Besides, I don't know much about urban meteorology, space meteorology, meteorological information technology, etc ... I'm just a senior student, and most of them come from teachers and seniors for reference only. Don't believe it all.

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