Graduate Academic Certificate: MEEN Energy Certificate

A program to meet the increasing demands of students with a comprehensive understanding of energy engineering, social/environmental studies, energy policy, economics and management. It is a unique program in the State of Texas and among only a few others in the U.S.

How Does it Work?

Eligibility

Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university
GPA of 2.8 or above
15 hours of course work and maintain a B average for all graduate courses
Take the required courses of MEEN 5000 (Energy: The Fundamentals) and MEEN 5240 (Energy: A World Perspective)
9 hours of approved elective courses

Electives

The student must choose three courses from the following list. Other relevant courses may be taken with the approval of the graduate advisor:

EENG 4350/5330: Renewable Electrical Power Systems
MEEN 4110/5110: Alternative Energy
MEEN 5200: Principles of HVAC
MEEN 5330: Combustion Science and Engineering
MEEN 5112: Nuclear Energy
MEEN 5210: Solar Energy
MEEN 5332: Air Pollution Control Engineering
MEEN 5150: Thermal Energy Storage Systems and Applications
MEEN 5300: Advanced Thermodynamics
MEEN 5315: Nanoscale Energy Transport
EENG 5340: Environmental Monitoring
MEEN 4410: Energy Harvesting System Design
BIOL 6341: Advanced Environmental Impact Assessment
PHIL 6760: Topics in Environmental Philosophy
PHIL 4700: Environmental Ethics
PADM 5700: Sustainability in a Changing World
SOCI 5260/6500: Sustainable Community Development (Environmental Sociology)

How to Apply?

Print and fill out the Certificate in Energy.PDF
Connect with Dr. Tae-Youl Choi, the Graduate Coordinator, for more information

Contacts

Graduate Coordinator: Dr. Tae-Youl Choi
MechanicalGraduate@unt.edu