So you are interested in getting a degree in Integrated Energy Management (IEM). There are certain classes that are required to earn an IEM degree, several electives, and three different specializations to choose from.
Here's a bit of information about the three specializations offered for students:
Integrated Energy Policy specializes in training students in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), planning, and policy analysis as it relates to energy production, distribution and consumption with particular attention to the environment. For students who declared this major during AY 2015/16, click here. For students interested in the degree program and this specialization after AY 2015/16, click here.
Integrated Energy Business specializes in training students in the areas of marketing, supply chain logistics, and economics as it relate to energy production distribution and consumption. For students who declared this major during AY 2015/16, click here. For students interested in the degree program and this specialization after AY 2015/16, click here.
Integrated Power Systems provides courses that train students in topics related to energy technologies, physical understandings of power systems, and the environmental implications of energy production, distribution, and consumption. For students who declared this major during AY 2015/16, click here. For students interested in the degree program and this specialization after AY 2015/16, click here.