Our Energy Systems Engineering master’s program is at the forefront of technologies that move the world
University of Michigan’s world-class Energy Systems Engineering (ESE) faculty energizes students in the areas of sustainable energy generation, storage, and conversion. We’re socially conscious and responsible, too. We empower students to learn about alternative and conventional energy technologies, the societal and environmental impact of technology developments, and the economic benefits of those developments.
This degree can be completed fully online from almost anywhere in the world, or on-campus here in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The ESE Graduate Coordinator, Ronda Hamilton, can help answer any questions you have about our application process and programs.
We are highly flexible, offering personalized plans of study that can allow students to address truly complex challenges. This is accomplished through courses designed by faculty members from across the University of Michigan, including the College of Engineering, the School for Environment and Sustainability, the Ross School of Business, the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning of Art and Architecture, and the College of Literature Science and Arts.
Energize your future
We prepare graduates to lead the future development of critically needed sustainable infrastructures among career pathways including Energy Generation, Distribution, and Usage; Transportation Power; and Sustainable Chemical Conversion.
“The impact of our energy systems on the environment should not be underestimated. The path forward will require novel sustainable technological solutions as well as public policy and social science contributions.”
Suljo Linic
Program Director, Energy Systems Engineering
ESE recruiter: Alicia Markey
Connect with Alicia to learn more about how a master’s degree in ESE can help you build your career.
