The Sustainable Energy Management bachelor program is designed for students with a strong interest in energy use and the associated impacts on our natural environment. Students will learn about the production and conversion of different forms of energy, their current and future supplies, and the markets and policy mechanisms that regulate their supply.

Through the hands-on nature of the SUNY Morrisville Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree program in renewable energy, you’ll complement the theoretical concepts covered in class lectures by working on real, live renewable energy systems right on campus, as well as focus on system-level design, permitting and project management.

If you want to know more about the future of energy and the policies that influence sustainable energy development, consider enrolling in the online Bachelor of Arts degree in Energy and Sustainability Policy (ESP).

The Progressive Welding Technology program at Mitchell Technical College is industry-driven to educate students who want to pursue a career in the manufacturing industry. The program provides the proper skills for graduates to excel in welding, machining, and lean manufacturing techniques.

The Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Enterprise Security Studies is earned by completing a program equivalent to two years of full-time upper-division study.

Barber-Scotia College is helping the United States to reach its goal of becoming energy independent by 2050. Barber-Scotia College is providing hands-on training for students to take the lead around the world and aid in the transition towards 100% energy-wind, water, and solar- for all purposes, in particular wind, water and solar energy.

The Advanced Petroleum Production Operations of Applied Science Degree Program (AAS) is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of those currently employed in the oil and gas industry. No prior experience is required.

The Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy (EERE) department at Oregon Tech offers the following programs at two of the Oregon Tech campuses, the Klamath Falls campus in southern Oregon, and the Portland-Metro campus Wilsonville.

The Bachelor's of Applied Science in Diesel Technology (BAS-DT) prepares graduates for careers in Diesel Technologies. The BAS-DT program is an additional two years of full-time study beyond a two-year associate degree.