Sustainable Energy - Minor
AUC’s minor in Sustainable Energy empowers students to become innovators in one of the world’s most critical fields. Blending engineering, economics, and sustainability, the program explores renewable energy technologies, energy conversion systems, and sustainable energy policies. Through hands-on projects, industry collaboration, and faculty-led research, students gain the knowledge and experience to drive the global transition toward cleaner, more efficient energy solutions.
Program Overview
Aligned with AUC’s liberal arts education and current industry standards, the Sustainable Energy minor complements the studies of undergraduate students across the School of Sciences and Engineering, except those majoring in Petroleum Engineering, and satisfies their interest in energy and environmental issues, sustainable development, energy policy, and technology innovation.
The program requires a mix of core and elective courses, offering both theoretical knowledge and practical experience in applied energy systems. Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in renewable energy, sustainability consulting, environmental policy, and energy systems design, as well as advanced studies in related fields.
Degrees and Admission Requirements
Students wishing to pursue a minor in Accounting should meet the minimum academic and admission requirements set by AUC.