Master of Arts in Sustainable Energy
offered by Johns Hopkins University

Master of Arts in Sustainable Energy
at
Johns Hopkins University
Overview

Gain expertise needed to drive positive change in the global energy landscape and contribute to building a sustainable and resilient energy future

Master of Arts in Sustainable Energy

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Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

Individuals with undergraduate degrees in engineering, environmental science, physics, chemistry, or related fields
Professionals working in government agencies, non-profit organizations, or advocacy groups involved in energy policy analysis, advocacy, or implementation

What are the course deliverables?

More about this course

The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) designed the MA in Sustainable Energy (Online) for professionals who want to help shape the future of renewable energy
With a cutting-edge curriculum and world-renowned faculty, few other programs can match the depth or practical experience that the Johns Hopkins SAIS program offers
Leveraging the expertise of the Johns Hopkins SAIS faculty and connections to global leaders in sustainable energy, this graduate degree program has been designed to fill key skill gaps across the energy sector including in consulting, market research, policy, strategic advising and more
These experiences give students the opportunity to connect with their cohort, expert faculty and study directly within the largest hub of energy policy and legislation in the United States

Courses

Introduction to Sustainable Energy

Energy and Environmental Policy Analysis

Economics of Sustainable Energy

Distributed and Renewable Energy

Sustainable Energy and Climate Change

Global Governance of Sustainable Energy

Sustainable Energy in Economic Development

Systems Analysis for Sustainable Energy

Sustainable Energy Finance

Capstone

PTE

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Conditional Offer Up Arrow Icon

Yes
Students can be admitted with the conditions that they successfully complete their undergraduate studies and submit an official transcript or evaluation verifying degree conferral prior to the course Withdraw/Audit deadline for the first semester in which they are enrolled at AAP. Once the condition is met and the final transcript is received, the conditional status will be removed. Conditional students are not eligible to receive financial aid nor permitted to register beyond the term for which they have been admitted.
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