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The degree, which fills a job-market gap where demand for climate and sustainability solutions engineering skills are rising, was cited in 2024 State of the Duke Climate Commitment Report.

Mark Borsuk and Will Ferris were recognized for creating RESILE and CIRCAD as part of their work in risk and resilience engineering; Sara Oliver, for the launch of the Climate & Sustainability Engineering Master of Engineering program, and Judy Ledlee, Alexis Carpenter and Helen Whiteley for the launch of the Design Climate course.

No matter how clean our technologies become, people must be persuaded to use them to make a difference

An inside look into the joint elective program offered by the Nicholas School of the Environment and the Pratt School of Engineering

Duke's new master's degree in Climate and Sustainability Engineering aims to create leaders versed in tech and business

Program aims to combat the climate crisis by deploying interdisciplinary, faculty-mentored student teams to devise solutions for a rapidly warming planet

The Duke Climate Collaboration Symposium explored the history of geothermal energy at Duke and accelerate its use along the East Coast.

Universities and insurers are joining forces to rethink how society understands and manages climate risk.

Rising three places, the ranking from U.S. News and World Report recognizes the school’s world-class program focused on design thinking, hands-on learning and purpose-driven results.

Students in the Climate & Sustainability Engineering Master of Engineering inaugural cohort embarked on summer internships where they tackled real-world climate challenges and learned more about working in the climate & sustainability space.

Just over 10 years since first breaking into the top 30, Duke Engineering’s graduate program continues to climb amongst its peers.

Students in the first Master of Engineering in Climate & Sustainability Engineering cohort share their experiences in this new and unique program.