University of Michigan - Master of Energy Systems Engineering

http://energysystemseng.engin.umich.edu/?gclid=CJamx_rmhp8CFc5L5QodPg9ZJA

Ann Arbor, MI
energysystems@umich.edu

This is a 30 credit hour master's degree program for students who are ready to accept the grand challenge of energy in all its diverse forms and applications. The career outlook is exceptionally bright for graduates. Engineers with knowledge in both energy technologies and energy systems are critically needed to develop, implement, and run the infrastructures of the future while realizing significant reductions in carbon emissions by reconsidering both stationary and mobile power sources.

Energy system design is a multidisciplinary specialization that includes science, engineering, and the development of policies that promote sustainable systems. You can choose from concentrations in civil power, transportation power, and microelectric power.

The new M. Eng in Energy Systems is designed to provide critical engineering skills in interlocking energy disciplines. It is particularly appropriate for recently-graduated BS students in engineering who want to work in energy-related areas, or experienced BS or MS engineers who want to refocus their careers or gain more in-depth understanding of the technical and societal drivers in energy technology development and realization.

Retrieved from University website on 1/2/2010.