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Learning Outcomes

The MS program in Energy Science and Engineering prepares students to become technical leaders in the energy sector, academia, and research organizations. Through a combination of foundational coursework and, where applicable, independent research, students develop the analytical, technical, and communication skills needed to address complex energy challenges.

Graduates of the program are expected to:

  • Apply fundamental principles from engineering and related sciences to analyze and solve energy-related problems

  • Formulate, analyze, and synthesize solutions to contemporary and emerging challenges in energy systems

  • Work effectively both independently and collaboratively to develop and improve engineering solutions

  • Communicate technical concepts and results clearly through written, visual, and oral formats

  • Demonstrate an advanced and integrated understanding of energy systems and technologies

Students pursuing the research-based MS degree are additionally expected to:

  • Conduct a rigorous and original scientific investigation that addresses a significant and well-defined research problem