Energy Co-Major (Oxford Campus)

Course Overview The Energy co-major provides interdisciplinary training in energy production, distribution, policy, and sustainability, complementing primary majors across engineering, sciences, business, and social sciences. It prepares students for advanced study or careers in various energy sectors by addressing technological, economic, and environmental challenges. The program requires 34-45 semester hours, with courses covering physical science, math, policy, building systems, climate, and practical applications. Key Program Highlights Interdisciplinary approach integrating science, engineering, policy, and economics Focus on energy sustainability, pollution control, and building systems Preparation for careers in industry, consulting, government, and non-profits Flexible credit structure that may count toward primary majors or Miami Plan courses Opportunities for practical experience through clubs and projects