Professional Skills in Energy Analysis and Policy

Discusses professional skills and career pathways for interdisciplinary professionals in energy analysis and policy, including practitioner presentations.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Build understanding of personal career path.

  • Gain awareness of careers in a variety of disciplines within the energy sector.

  • Develop professional skills applicable to energy and environmental careers.

  • Practice professional networking through informational interviews and expert visits.

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Declared in the Energy Analysis and Policy graduate/professional certificate

  • Declared in the Energy Analysis and Policy graduate/professional certificate
ENVIRST 909

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  • Declared in the Energy Analysis and Policy graduate/professional certificate

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Discussion of professional skills important to interdisciplinary professionals in energy analysis and policy. Exploration of diverse career pathways and personal career development goals. Includes presentations from practitioners in public, private, and non-profit sectors.

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Topics

  • Career pathways and personal career development goals
  • Practitioner perspectives from public, private, and non-profit sectors
  • Careers across disciplines in the energy sector

Skills

  • Professional skills for energy and environmental careers
  • Professional networking via informational interviews and expert visits
  • Personal career path planning

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