TuckLAB: Energy

TuckLAB: Energy provides a multidisciplinary, interactive introduction to the complex socio-technical landscape of energy systems to help students build their capacity to manage and lead energy transitions across all sectors of society.

Energy systems are in a state of flux. Changing climate, the rise of affordable low carbon technologies, and growing recognition that significant inequities are embedded in much of our energy infrastructure are all driving transformation in the ways societies generate, distribute, and use energy. Governments, businesses, and communities worldwide need professionals who understand the pervasive nature of energy in modern life and who are equipped to address energy and climate challenges in any position or organization.

Taught by leading faculty and practitioners in energy, society, business, and sustainability, the TuckLAB: Energy curriculum dives into policy, finance, entrepreneurship and marketing, organizational change, and equity and justice. Students will complete a team project that integrates and applies the TuckLAB: Energy curriculum by focusing in on a challenge in difficult decarbonization from an interdisciplinary and multi-stakeholder perspective. In addition, students will learn from casual “fireside chats” with leading energy and climate experts and meet young Dartmouth alumni during a career panel. Students will attend classes at the new home for the Irving Institute Sessions will be held at the Irving Institute’s light-filled home, a vibrant hub for teaching and learning situated between the Tuck School of Business and the Thayer School of Engineering.

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Introducing TuckLAB: Energy, An Electrifying New Program for Dartmouth Undergraduates

TuckLAB expands to offer Dartmouth undergrads an interactive introduction to the complexities of modern energy systems.

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