MBA - Part-Time (Online)/Energy Systems Management, MS

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Awarded by the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Management, the Energy Systems Management/Business Administration dual degree program is designed for students interested in developing skills in both business and environmental management. Students may begin either program first or begin both programs concurrently.

Program Learning Outcomes

See the Program Learning Outcomes for the Energy Systems Management, MS and Business Administration - Part-Time (Online), MBA programs.

Dual Degree Requirements - ENGY and MBA (54 units)

Required ENGY Courses (24 units)

ENGY 604 - Renewable Energy Economics
ENGY 612 - Energy Technologies
ENGY 624 - Energy Industry Strategy
ENGY 626 - Electricity Markets
ENGY 630 - Electricity Systems
ENGY 699 - Capstone Project
NOTE: While ENGY 699 - CAPSTONE PROJECT is listed as a variable unit class, students in the ENGY/MBA Dual Degree program take it as a 4-unit required course.
LAW 739 - Energy Law

Required MBA Courses (30 units)

Part Time Online MBA Core (24 units)

The MBA Core Courses are the nucleus of the MBA curriculum and provide innovative problem-solving skills to diagnose and solve a wide variety of managerial problems. In addition to the development of specific functional and analytical skills, the core curriculum has been uniquely designed to integrate five themes throughout each course: global perspectives, ethical perspectives, creative problem solving, leadership dynamics, and communication skills. Through the use of case studies, guest speakers, computer simulations, and faculty-student interaction, these themes merge with course content to provide a real world experience.

Horizon Core (2 units)

MBA Elective Courses (4 units)

Students are required to take five electives from a selection of elective options.