Master of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management
The Master of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management (MSEEM) curriculum is a multidisciplinary program with courses taught in schools across Georgia Tech including Public Policy, Business, City and Regional Planning, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Economics, among others. MSEEM can be completed either full time (4-4-2 courses in a single year) or part time (2-2-1 courses each year for 2 years).
Program of Study
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Required courses | ||
| PUBP 6312 | Economics of Environmental Policy | 3 |
| PUBP 8803 | Special Topics (Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management Policy and Management) | 3 |
| Professional Paper | 6 | |
| Electives 1 | ||
| Quantitative Methods | 6 | |
| Applied Policy Methods and Data Analysis | ||
| Quantitative Models in Public Policy | ||
| Introduction to Geographic Information Systems | ||
| Advanced Research Methods I | ||
| Advanced Research Methods II | ||
| Special Topics (Cost Benefit Analysis) | ||
| Special Topics (Big Data & Public Policy) | ||
| Advanced Environmental Data Analysis | ||
| Environmental Analysis Using GIS | ||
| Data Analytics in Business | ||
| Materials in Environmentally Conscious Design and Manufacturing | ||
| Sustainable Energy & Environmental Management | 9 | |
| Earth Systems | ||
| Environmental Issues | ||
| Environmental Values and Policy Goals | ||
| Sustainability and Environmental Policy | ||
| Environmental Law | ||
| Energy Policy & Markets | ||
| Energy Technology Policy | ||
| Special Topics (Enviornmental Finance) | ||
| Special Topics (Sustainability & Environmental Policy) | ||
| Special Topics (Smart Cities) | ||
| Special Topics (Utility Regulation & Policy) | ||
| Special Topics (Energy Efficiency & Environmental Impacts) | ||
| Environmental Systems I | ||
| Issues in Sustainable Construction Technology | ||
| Zero Energy Housing | ||
| Environmental Engineering Systems | ||
| Environmental Systems Design Project | ||
| Environmental Impact Assessment | ||
| Fundamentals of Environmental Modeling and Mathematics | ||
| Sustainable Engineering | ||
| Air Pollutant Formation and Control | ||
| Transportation, Energy, and Air Quality | ||
| Air Pollution Physics and Chemistry | ||
| Special Topics (Chem Eng of Energy Systems) | ||
| Special Topics in Organic Chemistry (Fundamentals & Challenges for a Sustainable Chemical Enterprise) | ||
| Introduction to Climate Change Planning | ||
| Urb Env Plan & Design | ||
| Environmental Planning and Impact Assessment | ||
| Climate Change and the City | ||
| Sustainable Urban Development | ||
| Introduction to Climate Change | ||
| Introduction to Complex Environmental Systems | ||
| Special Topics (Climate & Global Change) | ||
| Special Topics (Environmental Geochemistry) | ||
| Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment | ||
| Macroeconomics of Innovation | ||
| The Environment in World History | ||
| Special Topics (Energy & International Security) | ||
| Sustainable Business Practicum | ||
| Business Strategies For Sustainability | ||
| Materials in Environmentally Conscious Design and Manufacturing | ||
| Policy & Management | 3 | |
| Ethics, Epistemology, and Public Policy | ||
| Fundamentals of Policy Processes | ||
| Public Management | ||
| Policy Implementation and Administration | ||
| Microeconomics for Policy Analysis | ||
| Public Finance Policy | ||
| Public Policy Analysis | ||
| Policy and Program Evaluation | ||
| Policy Tools for Environmental Management | ||
| Environmental Values and Policy Goals | ||
| Sustainability and Environmental Policy | ||
| Environmental Law | ||
| Energy Policy & Markets | ||
| Energy Technology Policy | ||
| Advanced Environmental Policy | ||
| Special Topics (Climate Change Policy) | ||
| Policy Tools for Environmental Management | ||
| Environmental Law | ||
| Total Credit Hours | 30 | |
| 1 | Hours must include two (2) quantitative courses, three (3) SEEM courses, and one (1) policy & management course. |
Other program guidelines:
- All courses must be taken on a letter-grade basis.
- All courses used to satisfy the course requirements must be completed with a grade of C (2.00) or better.
- A maximum of 3 credit hours of transfer credit may be used to satisfy the course requirements. This includes courses taken at another institution or credit earned through the AP or IB program, assuming the scores meet Georgia Tech minimum standards.