The certificate is designed to leverage explicit knowledge gained from the core BSM curriculum, including such areas as finance, analytics, economics, risk management, strategy, and operations. With a strong emphasis on skill development, experiential learning, and industry exposure, students will gain both a solid foundation within the fundamental principles of Energy as well as a path towards a future career in the industry.

The Certificate in Energy prepares undergraduate students for entry-level positions and careers in the energy industry or with companies or firms that serve the industry, including related banking/financial organizations, trading organizations, consulting firms, utilities, technology, and government agencies.

The Certificate in Energy requires four courses and 12 credit hours and is available to BSM students in the A.B. Freeman School of Business. The certificate must be earned concurrently with the BSM degree. No more than one course of the Certificate in Energy may count toward a student's BSM degree and major. 

Course List

Course ID	Title	Credits
First Semester
ENRG 4100	Energy Markets, Economics, and Policy	3
Second Semester, one or more of below
ENRG 4110	Energy Financial Modeling	3
ENRG 4200	Energy Fundamentals and Trading	3
Third and Fourth Semester, one or more of below
ENRG 4610	Energy Trends: Electric Power Markets (trading)	3
ENRG 4730	Energy Investment Banking	3
ENRG 4840	Energy Industry Projects	3
FINE 4160	Equity Analysis/Burkenroad Reports (energy company coverage)	3
FINE 4610	Darwin Fenner Student Managed Fund Honors Seminar (energy sector focused)	3
Total Credit Hours		12

Program String & Field of Study: BSCER_UG, ENRC

For more information, contact the A. B. Freeman School of Business.