Energy Analysis Minor

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The minor in energy analysis is designed to develop knowledge, skills, and abilities through a combination of class work, field work, and advanced analysis in energy efficiency, production, assessment, and planning.

Program Requirements

All courses taken to satisfy the requirements for a minor in energy analysis must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. Environmental Science and Policy majors may double-count up to 6 credits of courses used in their major toward the minor. No ESP courses in this minor may be used toward another Environmental Science and Policy minor.

Minimum number of credits required for the minor: 18.

Required Courses

ESP 275 - Energy Use and Societal Adaptation Credits: 3
ESP 311 - Energy Efficiency Credits: 3
ESP 313 - Renewable Energy Credits: 3
ESP 326 - Environmental Economics Credits: 3
or
ECO 326 - Environmental Economics Credits: 3
ECO 327 - Natural Resource Economics Credits: 3
Two additional ESP or other department energy-related courses approved by a department faculty advisor (e.g., ESP 207 ) Credits: 6
ESP 327 - Natural Resource Economics Credits: 3
or