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George Mason University

Renewable Energy Interdisciplinary Minor

This college-wide interdisciplinary minor is designed for students considering a career in the field of renewable energy, or as preparation for graduate work in a wide range of academic disciplines.

Renewable energy, as normally understood, includes a variety of methods of energy generation, such as solar, wind, hydro, tidal, and geothermal, as well as energy storage methods and energy conservation.

Renewable energy

Program Highlights

  • Gain renewable energy job skills that are relevant to engineering, business, marketing, finance, installation, software, legal affairs, and research
  • Employment opportunities in the renewable energy field will increase dramatically in the near future
  • The Renewable Energy Interdisciplinary Minor is ideally suited for students with majors in engineering, business, policy, and science

Course Catalog

Review admission and course requirements for this degree:

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