Renewable Energy Education at ASU

Renewable and alternative energy is a multi-disciplinary area of education, research, development and community service (energy saving and environmental issues). It is not covered by one single program or degree and has various areas of specialization in basic science, engineering and management. While AIRE has a plan to develop its own courses and programs, we advise prospective students to join one of the ASU schools, which offer the core training required for your future career as a scientist, engineer or manager. We will be glad to provide you guidance and advice with your choice of the school and reccommend to check the following specific courses and programs:

• ASU Courses in Alternative Energy and Sustainability

• Alternative Energy Technology at Polytechnic Campus:
  The program offers education at the Associate of Applied Science (AAS), certificate, Bachelor of Science (BS), and Master of Science (MS) degree levels.

• Educational Programs in Sustainability:
  The Global Institute of Sustainability has courses for the local K-12 community and provides research and training opportunities. The School of Sustainability offers graduate and undergraduate degrees in sustainability.

• Ph.D. Program in Biological Design:
  Bioenergy is one of the areas encompassed by the Biological Design Ph.D. This program is open to students and faculty from all aspects of science and engineering.

• MSE 494/598 - Materials in Energy Production and Storage:
  For further details and to sign up for this class, please, contact Professor Peter Crozier

• Solar Energy Course

• Southwest Center for Education and the Natural Environment:
  SCENE promotes learning about our environment through scientific discovery. SCENE's mission is to provide Arizona citizens with a scientific basis for making informed decisions about the environment.

• Summary of Energy Activities at Arizona State University
  

• PVCDROM &ndash On–Line Tutorial on Photovoltaics