found employment or further education within 6 months of graduation
Where Climate & Critical Thinking Converge
Climate response is a $20 billion industry that is only growing. The world is desperate for engineers who can ask the tough questions and embrace an uncertain future. Become that leader at Duke.
The curriculum was developed—and is refreshed—with input from industry experts. Courses are taught by experienced faculty with insights gained from public and private sector experience.
Applied Climate and Sustainability Engineering
Systems Engineering for Climate and Response Modeling
The Materials Transition: From Linear to Circular Material Systems
Risk and Resilience Engineering
Energy Transition
Management of High-Tech Industries
Business Fundamentals for Engineers
Leadership and teamwork
Energy, Carbon, Water, Human Health and Nature-based Solutions
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Toward Global Climate Justice
Career and Professional Development
At Duke, you’ll build expertise beyond traditional engineering subject matter, and become a professional ready to implement nimble solutions for a rapidly changing landscape.
Sara OliverDirector, Climate & Sustainability Engineering Master’s Program
Impact-Driven Learning
Every aspect of this master’s degree program is built around hands-on, applied learning.
The curriculum integrates examples from real life into coursework. Co-curricular activities will expose you to in-depth experiences.
A required internship provides work experience and meaningful career preparation.
All along, you will build a professional portfolio as you work on a sustainability solution you conceive, design and create.
Director, Climate and Sustainability Engineering Master’s Program
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