Graduate and certificate Programs
M.S.E.M with Energy Analytics Concentration
- EMGT 5961 - Introduction to Energy Systems (3)
- EMGT 5962 - Energy Markets (3)
- EMGT 5963 - Energy Systems Planning (3)
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EMGT 5964 - Case Studies in the Energy Industry (3)
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EMGT 6910 - Forecasting Techniques, Methodologies, and Practice (3)
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EMGT 6965 - Energy Analytics (3)
M.B.A. with Energy Concentration
The Energy Concentration gives students an opportunity to enhance the general M.B.A., which may provide another competitive advantage in the workplace. A cooperative effort between the Belk College of Business and The William States Lee College of Engineering, the program is thought to be the first MBA in the country focused on the power industry. Students will enroll in the MBA and then take 12 credit hours in specialized courses to earn the concentration.
Required Course(s)
- EMGT 5961 - Introduction to Energy Systems (3)
- MBAD 6962 - Energy Markets (3)
Elective Courses
Select one of the following:
- ECON 5181 - Energy and Environmental Economics (3)
- EMGT 5963 - Energy Systems Planning (3)
- EMGT 5964 - Case Studies in the Energy Industry (3)
And a different one from the following:
- ECON 5181 - Energy and Environmental Economics (3)
- EMGT 5963 - Energy Systems Planning (3)
- EMGT 5964 - Case Studies in the Energy Industry (3)
- EMGT 6901 - Advanced Project Management (3)
- EMGT 6930 - Capital Cost Estimating (3)
- FINN 6210 - Financial Elements of Derivatives (3)
- MBAD 6157 - Advanced Corporate Finance (3)
For more information see the College of Business website.
M.S. in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Engineering
The M.S. in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Engineering (AEEE) degree provides an opportunity for discipline-specific and multidisciplinary graduate level education. Advanced coursework and research are used to enhance professional development, improve technical competency, and initiate a lifelong learning experience. Full-time students typically take three semesters to complete the program. The AEEE degree is a 30-hour Engineering program. (The program is in an approved STEM field that allows international graduates to apply for OPT extension). The program will consist of a 6 credit-hour core, a 3 credit-hour Mathematics Requirement, and 21 credit-hours of additional work based on three options:
- Option A: Thesis
- 15 credit-hours of electives, 6 credit-hours of research, successful completion of a thesis and oral defense
- Option B: Project (non-thesis)
- 18 credit-hours of electives, 3 credit-hours of individualized project work concluding in a paper and presentation
- Option C: Comprehensive Exam
- 21 credit-hours of electives, and passing of a comprehensive exam
For more information see the M.S. in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Engineering website or contact the Program Director, Dr. Aidan Browne.
Graduate Certificate in Applied Energy
- CMET 6155 - Facility Instrumentation and Controls (3)
- ENER 5275 - Air Conditioning Systems (3)
- ENER 6120 - Energy Generation and Conversion (3)
- ENER 6135 - Energy Transmission and Distribution (3)
- ENER 6150 - System Dynamics (3)
- ENER 6170 - Applied Mechatronics (3)
- ETGR 5272 - Engineering Analysis IV (3)