Expert mentorship and real-world experience are built into the core of the Master of Energy Transition program. 

Mentorship: When you begin the program, you'll be thoughtfully paired with a mentor from our vast community of Dartmouth alumni energy and climate leaders. Mentors will provide support throughout the program, including personalized career advice and networking opportunities. 

Projects: You'll complete several project-based courses, enabling you to gain real-world experience. Through our partnerships with leading industries and organizations, we offer highly relevant and timely hands-on projects and data sets. Master of Energy Transition Faculty Director, Professor Geoff Parker, holds more than a decade of experience building and teaching highly impactful industry-engaged project courses.

You’ll benefit from personalized career mentorship and support, along with opportunities for professional development, including career treks where you’ll meet industry leaders as well as career panels featuring a diverse range of professionals. Our dedicated program staff, faculty, and engaged alumni network offer timely insight into the skills and experience that today’s employers value across business, non-profit, and government sectors.

Additionally, GuariniGRAD offers Career Development resources and guidance.

The Master of Energy Transition equips students with multidisciplinary knowledge and skills essential for a wide range of positions in energy, climate, sustainability, and adjacent fields. Potential roles include:

• Energy and/or climate analyst 
• Consulting and coordinating roles in business, policy, and sustainability
• Project and program management and leadership roles for corporate, government, and non-profit entities
• Communications and engagement positions