密歇根大学安娜堡分校 能源系统工程硕士研究生
University of Michigan—​Ann Arbor Energy Systems Engineering

The Master of Engineering in Energy Systems Engineering (ESE) degree program is designed for students who are ready to accept the grand challenge of energy in all its diverse forms and applications. It provides critical engineering skills in interlocking energy disciplines. Energy Systems is a multidisciplinary specialization that includes science, engineering, and the development of policies that promote sustainable systems. Students select from a wide array of courses to create an individual plan of study with a concentration in one of three areas: Energy Generation, Distribution and Usage; Transportation Power: or Sustainable Chemical Conversion. The program also covers basic management issues and enables students to develop their ability to lead project teams. There is a significant and industrially relevant capstone project supervised by faculty and with industry or government participation. ESE graduates possess strengths in their engineering discipline, breadth in relevant engineering and science and understanding of the critical role of the environment in energy systems, including economic factors. The degree is available for on campus and online study.