Rensselaer’s Hartford Campus is updating its
Master of Science in Engineering Science with three new concentrations: Energy
Systems, Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), and Sustainable
Development (SD). These concentrations are being offered for the Spring Term
2014. Students will learn cutting-edge EH&S and energy systems that result
in dramatic benefits for their organizations.
As the world continues to
depend on and consume resources, environmental impacts and sustainability have
become critical. The program will appeal to a broad range of professionals who
will benefit from best practices and the opportunity to join a world-class
technological research university with a global reputation. For more
information, please visit: http://www.ewp.rpi.edu/academics/does/mses_flex/index.html.
Program faculty will include:
•
Sudhangshu Bose, Ph.D., Professor of Practice, Department of
Engineering Science
Dr. Bose is an expert in energy systems
and technology with 25 patents.
•
David L. Rainey, Ph.D., Acting Dean, Rensselaer at Hartford
Dr. Rainey in an internationally-known
author on subjects including sustainable development.
•
James Stodder, Ph.D., Professor of Practice, Lally School of
Management
Dr. Stodder is a quantitative
economist and a participant in the 2013 World Energy Congress.
Candidates interested in
applying to the program are encouraged to attend an exciting, upcoming event at
the Hartford Campus. An interactive forum on energy solutions will be held on
December 4 as part of Rensselaer’s Energy, Environment, and Economics
Discussion Series. The purpose of this series is to
provide a forum for experts, corporate leaders, community participants,
faculty, and students to engage in intellectual dialogues pertaining to today’s
global energy and environmental challenges.
For questions about the
Master’s degree program and the event, please contact Clarence Byers, Senior
Program Manager, at 860-548-2479; 800-306-7778, ext. 2479; or byersc@rpi.edu.
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