Societal change in the energy industry is creating unprecedented business opportunities. The Energy Business track brings together the Tepper School’s path-breaking approach to business education with Carnegie Mellon’s core strength in engineering to provide graduates with the ability to become leaders in the energy industry.

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Required Courses

• Energy Finance

• Real Options

• Finance II

• Energy Business Project Course (Capstone)

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Required Electives (Choose 4 with a least 1 from each category)

Science

• Management in Electric Power Systems and Electricity Markets

• Energy Transport and Storage

• Energy Conversion and Supply

• Energy Demand and Utilization

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Policy

• Energy Policy and Economics

• Seminar in Low Pollution Electric Power

• Seminar: Electricity Market Restructuring

• U.S. Energy Policy

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Business, Economics and Accounting​​

• Commercialization and Innovation Strategies

• Catastrophic Risk Analysis

• Government & Business

• Options

• Business Analytics and Forecasting

• Entrepreneurial Alternatives

• Entrepreneurship for High Growth Companies

• Sustainable Operations

• Commercialization and Innovation Strategy

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Student-Chosen Electives

Additional energy-related graduate coursework is offered throughout Carnegie Mellon University, see the full list here. Track students may fulfill as many as two of their required electives with such courses, subject to the permission of the track advisor and course instructor.