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The Department of Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric Science is seeking to fill Tenure-Track Assistant Professor positions in the following areas of focus.

Assistant Professor Solid Earth Tectonics
Assistant Professor Earth System Modeling.

  • The Florida State University Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science and the College of Arts and Sciences are pleased to announce Adam Sobel, Ph.D., as the 2025-2026 Werner A. Baum lecturer.
    Friday, Nov. 14, 3 p.m.
    EOAS Building | Room 1050

     

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  • FSU EOAS 2025
    Open House

     

    Time: Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025, 2:00 – 4:00 PM EST
    Location: Zoom
    Registration: Fill out the form at https://forms.gle/3uMoSZXYReT8wpo99
    Questions? Contact Prof. Vasu Misra at vmisra@fsu.edu

    2025 Open House Info Flyer

  • FSU EOAS Meteorology Alumnus Fred Carr Elected 2026 Honorary Member of the American Meteorological Society

     

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  • Congratulations to EOAS Ph.D. Graduates Carly Narotsky, Thomas Gard, Ethan Wright, and Tsung-Yung Lee!

  • Smoke and fire: FSU scientists investigate atmospheric interactions in wildfires with National Science Foundation funding.

     

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  • News directors Stephanie Linton, Tim Klutsarits, and Emily Thompson representing their Orlando (WESH), Fort Myers (WBBH), and West Palm Beach (WPBF) television stations came to visit the new FSU Advanced Weathercasting class on Tuesday, March 4th.

     

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  • Landmark Paper on Data Analysis Exceeds 10,000 Citation

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Departmental Vision

The Department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science (EOAS) conducts research and offers instruction in the fields of Environmental Science, Geology, Oceanography, and Meteorology. The Department’s goals are to contribute to scientific knowledge by conducting world‐class research, and to be a source of information for the public and decision makers. The department offers undergraduate degrees in environmental sciences with a strong interdisciplinary core, and in geology and meteorology. Graduate degrees are offered in environmental science, geology, oceanography and meteorology at MS and PhD levels.

To offer the best education, our tenure track faculty personally teach and mentor students, minimizing the role of adjuncts. EOAS faculty are resolute in the belief that their science plays an essential role in the life of the University, state and nation and in the education of tomorrow’s leaders. They are committed to expanding and strengthening that role. EOAS faculty are also committed to offering students rigorous field‐camps, research experiences and cruises, and internships. These experiences are essential to a rounded education. EOAS retains excellence in its established areas of research with vigorous recruitment of highly qualified graduate students and faculty.



Undergraduate Programs


 

With five majors and many specialties to choose from, our degree programs include geology, environmental science and meteorology-delivering the very finest Earth Science education.


Graduate Programs


 

We offer nine Ph.D. and M.S. degree programs with unique offering of graduate programs that provide the highest quality of education and with an intensive research experience.



 

Research opportunities in Atmospheric Science, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Ocean Science, Biogeochemistry, Climate Science, Geophysical Dynamics and Natural Hazards are available at seven exciting research facilities.

Meet the faculty, researchers and staff that make this one of the best Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Science departments.

Calendar

Departmental schedule of events,meetings and seminars



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Current Weather

Weather updates from the departmental weather station.


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FSU Campus

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FSU Sports Plex (Intramural Fields)

FSU Coastal & Marine Lab


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