MA/MS in Sustainability Studies

The Master of Science in Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management at Georgia Tech is a multidisciplinary program whose courses are taught by schools across the campus. Contributing areas include economics, public policy, business, and planning for cities and regions, along with civil, environmental, industrial, and systems engineering. Study follows a flexible format of 30 credits, and students may attend part time or full time. That structure lets working professionals as well as full-time students draw on many fields when addressing energy and environmental questions. This is a master's degree offered by Georgia Tech. Anyone considering it should consult the institute's catalog entry for the formal curriculum, and may compare it with related graduate options on this platform before applying. Georgia Tech publishes the full course listing in its online catalog, which is the place to confirm admission conditions, timelines, and any later changes to the curriculum.