The UMass Lowell graduate program in Energy Engineering offers professional training at the master’s degree level designed to prepare the student to perform state-of-the-art work on energy systems. There are two options: Renewable (Solar) Engineering, and Nuclear Engineering.

The programs are designed to achieve a balance between hands-on experience and theory. Energy engineering involves subject matter and draws students from all branches of engineering, science, mathematics and economics.

Students may choose to specialize in any area of interest in the college related to the energy field. Each student must take a series of core courses appropriate for the area of specialization. The specific makeup of the core curriculum will be guided and approved by the Graduate Committee of the Energy Engineering program.

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