Whether traveling to an energy-producing region or country, conducting your own energy and society research, participating in an internship, conference, or other experience, you can find opportunities for hands-on energy and climate learning with the Irving Institute.
Dartmouth undergraduate and graduate students can apply for up to $6,000 in funding for energy and climate-related research, professional development, and other activities.
Learn to lead and manage energy transitions
Discover how finance can be a barrier to or enabler of greater adoption of clean energy.
Learn how energy markets and the electricity grid work
Multi-sector engagement with how energy transitions are evolving in different regions
Engage in community-based research on how to ensure the energy transition is equitable