Dartmouth's multidisciplinary Master of Energy Transition degree offers early-career professionals the skills and networks needed to help power a more sustainable, climate-stable future.
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Teams took on problems ranging from grid reliability and energy storage, to sustainable fuels infrastructure, rural electrification, fleet decarbonization, and community engagement in renewable energy development.
Members of the Class of 2026 took full advantage of Irving Institute offerings. They leave Dartmouth with research published, litigation mapped, buildings analyzed, capital deployed, and documentaries in progress.
Dartmouth lecturer Shuchen Cong blends technical analysis with human realities, emphasizing uncertainty, cross-sector fluency, and communicating complex findings to diverse stakeholders.
