Energy Systems Management, MS

The MS in Energy Systems Management provides students with the knowledge, skills and networks to be leaders in the transition to a clean energy future.

Program Learning Outcomes

At the end of the program, students will be able to:

Analyze complex energy challenges from the technological, environmental, economic, and societal perspectives, with appreciation for their historical and institutional contexts
Demonstrate a problem-solving mindset and correctly apply an interdisciplinary toolkit including relevant methods of science, engineering, business, and policy
Communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, on a wide range of energy topics
Formulate effective strategies to lead the transition toward a more just, sustainable, and climate-friendly energy system

Major Requirements (34 units)

Required (26 units)

Capstone or Masters Group Project (2-6 units)

Students take either ENGY 690 or ENGY 699.

Elective Courses (2 to 6 units)

Complete 2 to 6 units from the following: