Energy Systems Management, MS

Program Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

• utilize principles and processes of whole systems to understand how the energy system impacts and is related to the ecological system and the social system.
• demonstrate understanding of the energy policy and market environments and their impact on energy consumption and production.
• demonstrate understanding of the human dimension of energy systems including managing for change, stakeholder engagement, and customer engagement.
• communicate skillfully through written reports and oral presentations in styles relevant to the energy field.
• utilize critical analysis to understand why the current electricity generation and distribution system evolved and how to move it towards the 21st century grid.

Graduate Requirements (34 Units)

• Quantitative Methods (4 Units)
• ENGY 604 - Energy Economics and Finance
• ENGY 610 - Introduction to Power Systems
• Energy Technologies (4 Units)
• Energy Industry Strategy and Policy (4 Units)
• LAW 739 - Energy Law
• Leadership, Collaboration and Innovation (2 Units)
• Energy Markets (2 Units)
• Science Writing and Presentations (2 Units)
• Community Engagement (1 Unit)

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• Master’s Project
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• Internship (4 Units)