Marietta College

What you'll study

Students study the full chain of energy systems: resource types, generation, transmission, utilization and environmental impacts. The curriculum includes introductory social and economic analysis applied to both renewable and non‑renewable energy sources and addresses global environmental and sustainability issues related to energy.

• Topics: resources, generation, transmission, utilization, environmental impact
• Approach: lectures, research projects and laboratory work
• Skills: technical familiarity with energy sources and analysis of social/economic effects

Entry requirements

The program is structured as a minor in Energy Systems Engineering intended for undergraduate students. Specific course or credit prerequisites are set within the minor curriculum; prospective students should consult the department or degree audit for exact curricular requirements.

Career prospects

The minor prepares students for entry‑level roles across sectors of the energy industry, for continued study in graduate programs, for government service, and for ongoing professional development in energy‑related fields.

Scholarships & funding angle

Marietta College provides information on tuition and financial aid; students interested in funding should review the college’s tuition and financial aid resources and contact the department for guidance on available support or departmental opportunities.