Energy and Environment
- Explores Energy's Impact on the Global Economy
- Provides Perspective on Climate Change
- Examines the Geopolitical Landscape
Population growth, technological advancements, and the expansion of global economies all have significant implications for the ever-evolving energy and environmental landscape. These courses examine the increasing importance that access to energy and natural resources has on the global economy and geopolitical landscape, as well as the impact of climate change on our environment. They are taught by policy-makers, energy financiers, clean-tech entrepreneurs, and environmental advocates.
This Summer, study from anywhere in the world in the safety and comfort of your home through online or remote instruction.
Clean Energy Entrepreneurship
Examine strategies and methods for creating and sustaining startups, early-stage companies, and small businesses in the cleantech sector.
Critical Issues and Careers in Global Affairs
Thinking about grad school? Considering an impactful career in the global arena? Spend two weeks this summer in the heart of New York City...
Energy and the Environment
Develop a foundation from which to chart an environmentally conscious path toward decarbonizing the energy sector.
Clean Energy Capstone Project: Putting Knowledge to Practice
Gain real-world experience working directly with a New York City-based clean energy company that is aligned with your interests.
Foundations of Clean Technology
Gain foundational knowledge of the cleantech landscape, as well as of electricity generation, distribution, and transition.
Cleantech, Renewables, and Alternative Energy Finance
Explore the models, financing vehicles, and investment opportunities for alternative energy sources.
Analytics for Energy Professionals
Explore methods for energy analysis and management and processes to collect and analyze data, and then practice interpreting and utilizing it.
Energy Modeling Foundations
Learn to apply fundamental concepts from economics and finance to the power industry, taking renewables and other industry changes into consideration.