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Energy Science and Technology - BS

Energy Science and Technology - BS

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WHY STUDY ENERGY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY?

How do we harness the various forms of natural energy? How do we extract other forms of energy while protecting the environment? How do we maximize the stores of energy we already have?

Our program can help you answer those questions. You’ll learn multi-disciplinary engineering skills through physics, calculus, and engineering analysis courses.
 

WHAT WILL I LEARN?

During your first two years, you'll be introduced to a variety of energy-related industries. Then you can focus on a specific area: energy use in buildings, alternative energy production, petroleum technology, nuclear energy, or energy and the environment. In your upper-level courses and capstone project, you’ll work on sensors and controls. 

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WHAT CAN I DO WITH A DEGREE IN ENERGY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY?

This approach will make you more marketable in the job market. 

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Job titles:

  • Analyst
  • Drafter
  • Drill site manager
  • Energy auditor
  • Energy manager
  • Environmental analyst
  • Field service technician
  • Operations manager
  • Wind turbine technician
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Employers:

  • Corporations and private industry
  • Design firms
  • Energy start-ups
  • Government agencies
  • Research laboratories
  • Colleges or universities
  • Featured courses
The professors are extremely helpful and will go out of their way to help you in any way possible. Devin Weis, an energy science and technology major from St. Marys, PA

News in Program

Report says campus making progress reducing carbon

Solar panels added since study will reduce emissions more

Admissions events planned for fall

Open houses and Duke Days to take place October through January

Governor to honor campus for solar array

President Esch and Dr. Matt Kropf to accept award April 30th

Students in Program

Alex Marrone ’23

Energy Science and Technology major