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Energy Courses

Energy courses at Duke are offered through one of six schools: Fuqua School of Business (ENRGYENV, MARKETING, MANAGEMENT), Pratt School of Engineering (CE, ECE, ME), Nicholas School of the Environment (ENVIRON, EOS), School of Law (LAW), Sanford School of Public Policy (PUBPOL), and Trinity College of Arts & Sciences. The following list includes courses with a significant degree of energy-related content. For a broader sense of courses relevant to the study of energy, see the course requirements associated with the energy degree programs or click on hyperlinked courses to view the most recent syllabus. Course offerings change, so students should consult the current university course schedule.

UNDERGRADUATE ENERGY CURRICULUM

Energy Gateway Courses:

  • Energy and the Environment (EOS/ENV/PUBPOL 330)
  • Energy in the 21st Century (PHYSICS 85S.01)

Energy Depth Courses:

Energy Technologies, Systems and Science

Energy Economics and Business

Energy Policy and Law

  • Energy Economics and Policy (ENERGY/ENV 635)
  • U.S. Environmental Policy (ENV 212/PUBPOL 275)
  • Environmental Politics (ENV 577)
  • Energy and U.S. National Security (PUBPOL/ENV 583S)
  • The Energy of Geopolitics (ENV 593.12)
  • Energy, Environ. and the Law (LAW 234/ENV 590.115)

Energy Modeling and Assessment

  • Environmental Life Cycle Assessment (ENV 638)

Energy Project Courses:

  • Connections in Energy: Project (ENERGY 595/596)
  • Energy and Environmental Design: Capstone Project (ENV 452L/EGR 424L)

 

GRADUATE ENERGY CURRICULUM

Energy Gateway Courses:

  • Energy and the Environment (ENV 711)
  • Energy Industry Fundamentals (non‐credit)

Energy Depth Courses:

Energy Technologies, Systems and Science

Energy Economics and Business

Energy Policy and Law

Energy Modeling and Assessment

Experiential Energy Courses:

  • Hydrocarbons: Houston Field Trip (ENV 712A)
  • Clean Energy: California Field Trip (ENV 713A)

Energy Project Courses:

 Distance Learning Courses: