Energy solutions take the form of scientific and technological discovery, innovative market designs and business models, and creative architectures for policy and law.

By leveraging the expertise of faculty from six schools — Fuqua School of Business, Pratt School of Engineering, Nicholas School of the Environment, School of Law, Sanford School of Public Policy,and Trinity College of Arts & Sciences — Duke engages students in multidisciplinary education and research.

Download a handout with information about current energy education programs and activities at Duke.

Duke has created degree programs, courses, team-based projects and co-curricular activities to increase educational and professional development opportunities. Download .pdfs of our Advising Sheets:

• Undergraduate Advising Sheet
• Graduate Advising Sheet

Take a look at the many energy-related educational and co-curricular opportunities available at Duke University: