This specialization track is intended for those interested in both conventional and renewable energy policy, business, consulting, and management. The track provides a pragmatic, rigorous, and interdisciplinary understanding of energy from three perspectives: science and technology, policy, and business. Students graduating from this track might pursue careers in the private sector, state or federal agencies, or in the nonprofit sector doing work in numerous topic areas including energy storage, utilities, renewable procurement, public transportation, electric vehicles, energy finance, technology transfer, marketing, consulting, and reporting.
Course Requirements
Sample Course Sequences
For student matriculating in August 2021