The Energy and Environmental Policy (ENEP) degree is administered by the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy, which is internationally recognized for its work in this field. Its director, Dr. John Byrne, shares the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with the authors and review editors of the International Panel on Climate Change. The major offers an exciting opportunity for students to prepare for academic and professional careers in the high-demand fields of energy, environment, sustainable development and climate change.
Areas of Emphasis at Delaware
The ENEP undergraduate degree provides students with cross-disciplinary knowledge and analytical skills to address local, national and global energy and environmental issues. Students integrate the methods of economics, policy analysis, environmental geography, science and engineering to solve fundamental energy and environmental problems. Through this unique cross-disciplinary program, students combine courses in policy analysis, economics, the social and natural sciences, and engineering with CEEP's well-established internship program to learn in the classroom AND in the practical settings of government, industry, think tanks and environmental organizations. In this way, analytical training and experience-based learning enable the student to apply knowledge to real world challenges.
