Energy Management & Policy, Certificate
The Certificate in Energy Management and Policy is offered through the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy at PennDesign. This certificate draws on the interdisciplinary nature of energy policy education at Penn, and draws from a comprehensive set of courses across several schools at Penn, with a foundational offering in the Weitzman School of Design. The certificate is intended for professional graduate students currently enrolled at the University interested in adding an understanding of energy policy to their list of educational qualifications.
For more information: https://kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/certificate-energy-management-and-policy
Curriculum
A total of 5 course units are required to complete the Certificate program.
Code | Title | Course Units |
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Required Course 1 | 1 | |
Introduction to Energy Policy | ||
Foundation Courses (Choose one) | 1 | |
Carbon Capture | ||
Public Policy Analytics | ||
Energy and its Impacts: Technology, Environment, Economics, Sustainability. | ||
Renewable Energy and Its Impacts: Technology, Environment, Economics, Sustainability. | ||
Energy Systems and Policy | ||
Climate Policy and Technology | ||
Topics in Energy Policy | ||
Geopolitics of Energy in Russia and Eurasia | ||
Societal Grand Challenges at the Interface of Technology and Policy | ||
“Not Just a Commercial Deal”: Contemporary Trends in European Energy Security and Sanctions Policy | ||
Developing Environmental Policy | ||
Energy, Waste and the Environment | ||
Risk Assessment: Science & Policy Challenges | ||
Use and Misuse of Data for Policy Challenges | ||
Statistics for Public Policy | ||
Thinking with Models: Business Analytics for Energy and Sustainability | ||
Track Courses (Choose three from within a single track) 2 | 3 | |
Track: Energy, Markets, Risk, and Finance | ||
Climate and Financial Markets | ||
Energy Markets & Policy | ||
Topics in Energy Policy | ||
Geopolitics of Energy in Russia and Eurasia | ||
Societal Grand Challenges at the Interface of Technology and Policy | ||
“Not Just a Commercial Deal”: Contemporary Trends in European Energy Security and Sanctions Policy | ||
Corporate Sustainability Strategies | ||
Energy Finance | ||
Corporate Diplomacy | ||
Energy, Innovation, and Impact in the Global South | ||
Thinking with Models: Business Analytics for Energy and Sustainability | ||
Track: Regional Energy Planning | ||
Resilience: Project Energos, Nevada, Japan, Taiwan | ||
Sustainability and Environmental Planning | ||
Introduction to Transportation Planning | ||
Topics in International Development | ||
Sustainable Cities | ||
Advance Transportation Seminar | ||
Topics in Energy Policy | ||
Geopolitics of Energy in Russia and Eurasia | ||
Societal Grand Challenges at the Interface of Technology and Policy | ||
“Not Just a Commercial Deal”: Contemporary Trends in European Energy Security and Sanctions Policy | ||
Topics in Theory and Design | ||
Topics in Theory and Design | ||
Track: Energy Law and Policy | ||
Topics in Energy Policy | ||
Geopolitics of Energy in Russia and Eurasia | ||
Societal Grand Challenges at the Interface of Technology and Policy | ||
“Not Just a Commercial Deal”: Contemporary Trends in European Energy Security and Sanctions Policy | ||
Climate Change and Energy Evol | ||
ESG: Public Corp ESG Initiatives | ||
Bok Course | ||
Environmental Law | ||
Land Use Law | ||
Energy Law & Climate Change | ||
Regulatory Law and Policy | ||
Private Action: Antitrust, RICO, and Class Action | ||
Environmental Management: Law and Policy | ||
Total Course Units | 5 |
- 1
Substitutions must be approved in writing by the Director and submitted to the Weitzman School of Design Office of Student Services.
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Alternative elective courses must be approved in writing by the director of the certificate program and submitted to the Weitzman School of Design Office of Student Services.
The degree and major requirements displayed are intended as a guide for students entering in the Fall of 2023 and later. Students should consult with their academic program regarding final certifications and requirements for graduation.