Energy Systems Engineering

Take the next step in your career and lead the charge in solving one of society’s greatest challenges: sustainable energy for a growing world. You will be equipped to step up and drive progress, as energy systems grow more complex and face greater environmental demands. Gain the knowledge, skills, and expertise to design, evaluate, construct, and manage critical systems that touch every corner of our lives. Shape a sustainable tomorrow.

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Your next step will power the future

You’ve made solid progress in your engineering career. Now it’s time to specialize and stand out. Iowa State’s master’s in energy systems engineering (ESE) is designed for professionals like you who want to drive innovation in renewable energy, power distribution, or energy efficiency. Choose from focus areas like biorenewables, wind, power generation, and thermal science to shape a path that matches your career goals. You’ll gain the skills to design, manage, and evaluate complex energy systems. Take the next step in energy innovation—apply today and get to your next with Iowa State.

Cyclones know where they’re going. And they’ve got the skills to get there.

Admission Requirements

Graduate College Requirements:

4 year Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent)
Academic Records/Transcripts
Minimum 3.0 GPA (Program may alter requirement.)
Proof of English Proficiency

For specific program requirements, visit the Graduate College website.

This program is housed under the mechanical and engineering department. Admission and application procedures for the program can be found on the Mechanical Engineering department website and Graduate College website.

Credits

Total: 30 Credits

A list of core and elective courses can be found on the ESE program website.

Energy Systems Engineering – Master’s