Whether you're in your first or final year, there are lots of opportunities for students to get connected with energy at Dartmouth! The Irving Institute for Energy and Society operates as a hub of energy, climate, and sustainability research, teaching, and learning. Home to the Institute team, the Dartmouth Sustainability Office, the Revers Center for Energy, Sustainability, and Innovation, and a range of faculty from across the disciplines, our beautiful, highly efficient building is located at the end of Tuck Mall, between the Thayer School of Engineering and the Tuck School of Business. Stop by, say hello, and tell us how you want to connect with the Dartmouth energy community!
Reach out and say hello to members of the Irving Institute staff to talk about your energy interests
Take a self-guided tour to learn about the energy and sustainability systems powering the new home of the Irving Institute
Attend an upcoming lecture or workshop
The Dartmouth Energy Alliance student club hosts a variety of events and connects Dartmouth students interested in energy with each other
Participate in experiential learning trips to gain in-depth understanding of energy systems from a variety of different perspectives
Work to create more equitable energy futures for all
Minor in Environmental Studies with a sustainable energy focus
Learn to lead and manage energy transitions
Meet other first-year students and design a project to make campus more sustainable!
Apply for funding to support your energy research, internship, or professional development
Energy bootcamps offer a deep-dive into specific energy topics
Learn the basics of the energy systems that contribute to climate problems AND solutions!
Take a free online Coursera course to learn how to advance equity in energy systems
Foreign Study Program in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia