Program Overview

Master of Science in Renewable and Clean Energy Engineering

The Master of Science in Renewable and Clean Energy Engineering at the University of Dayton is designed to help students grow their passion for clean energy and sustainability. This program enables students to develop skills in designing, optimizing, and managing renewable energy systems, as well as assessing and improving the energy efficiency of existing systems.

Program Overview

The program requires 30 credit hours to earn the degree. It is tailored to help students become agents of change in their local, regional, and national communities.

Degree Information and Courses

The program includes a range of courses that provide students with a comprehensive understanding of renewable and clean energy engineering. For additional details about the program, including degree requirements and course descriptions, please refer to the university's catalog.

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the program, applicants must submit the following:

• Official academic records of all previously attended colleges or universities
• Two letters of recommendation from professors or employers
• A résumé
• Results from the GRE are not required, but candidates are welcome to submit a score in support of their application
• A personal statement is optional, but recommended for those who may want to add context to their record of academic achievement or are completing a thesis

Applicants must have an undergraduate degree from an accredited program in engineering, physics, chemistry, applied mathematics, or other appropriate program of study. Applicants with a different undergraduate degree may be required to complete prerequisites. A minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is required. Some programs may require higher GPAs for admission, and applicants with a GPA below 3.0 may be admitted on a conditional basis.

Additional requirements apply for international students.

Application Deadlines

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with the following approximate general deadlines:

• Fall Term: June 15
• Spring Term: November 15
• Summer Term: March 15

Related Degrees and Programs

Related degrees and programs include:

• Nonprofit and Community Leadership (Graduate Certificate)
• Sustainability (Graduate Certificate)

Tuition and Financial Aid

The University of Dayton is dedicated to being transparent and ensuring student success. Financial aid may be available for degree-seeking graduate students. To be considered, students must file the FAFSA. Once a student has applied and been accepted to a graduate program, the university will prepare their applicable aid for the upcoming year.

Research Opportunities

At the University of Dayton, research is focused on developing solutions to help others. Students collaborate with renowned faculty and researchers to pave the way to a better world. Research opportunities are available in various areas, including engineering.