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ENERGY, RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM<br />
2013-2014 Curriculum & Requirements Matrix<br />
(Concentration Requirements for the Incoming Class of 2015) Students must take at least four courses within the <strong>program</strong>—only one course may be crosslisted.<br />
All students must successfully complete the Online Basics of Energy course within the first three weeks of their first term. Three courses must have<br />
an ERE course number (SA.680.XXX). At minimum, one course must be designated as an “Energy" course (Blue), <strong>and</strong> one course must be designated as an<br />
“Environment” course (Green). Bologna students may take SA.680.756 "Politics <strong>and</strong> Economics of International Energy" or SA.680.781 "Renewable Energy:<br />
Markets, Technologies & Projects" at the SAIS Bologna Campus OR take an <strong>energy</strong>-designated course upon arrival at the SAIS Washington Campus. To fulfill<br />
the <strong>environment</strong> course requirement, Bologna students may take SA.680.722 "Energy <strong>and</strong> Climate Change."<br />
Select 3<br />
ERE courses<br />
[SA.680.XXX]<br />
in the Washington<br />
or Bologna Campus<br />
below.<br />
At least:<br />
1 Energy<br />
1 Environment<br />
(Yellow counts for either)<br />
Fall Courses<br />
Economics of Natural Resources<br />
SA.680.851 Toman<br />
(joint Economics)<br />
Energy Governance in China<br />
SA.680.769 Kong<br />
(joint China Studies)<br />
Energy Technology Futures<br />
SA.680.734 Jhirad<br />
Facing the Oil Problem: The United States, Canada, OPEC <strong>and</strong><br />
the World<br />
SA.680.759 Doran<br />
(joint Canadian Studies)<br />
Innovation in the Electric Power Sector<br />
SA.680.776 Jhirad<br />
Policy to Drive Energy Innovation<br />
SA.680.774 Bleviss & Bonvillian<br />
Case Studies in Sustainable Development:<br />
Smart Cities & Urban Innovation<br />
SA.680.784 Vajjhala & Connors<br />
Washington<br />
Spring Courses<br />
Agriculture--Global Issues<br />
SA.680.783 Thompson<br />
(joint IDEV)<br />
Case Studies in Sustainable Development:<br />
Smart Cities & Urban Innovation<br />
SA.680.784 Vajjhala & Connors<br />
Energy, Environment, <strong>and</strong> Development in Developing<br />
Countries<br />
SA.680.714 Bleviss<br />
(joint International Development)<br />
The Geopolitics of Energy<br />
SA.680.765 Jhirad<br />
Global Climate Change: Ensuring Security <strong>and</strong> Resilience<br />
SA.680.760 Jhirad & Mintzer<br />
Global Electricity Markets<br />
SA.680.730 Banks<br />
International Environmental Diplomacy<br />
SA.680.785 Vajjhala & Connors<br />
International Forestry: An Intro to Major Contemporary Issues<br />
SA.680.884 Methot & Stolle<br />
International Water: Issues <strong>and</strong> Policies<br />
SA.680.738 Yu<br />
(joint Conflict Management; joint IDEV)<br />
Managing Threatened Oceans<br />
SA.680.880 Roady<br />
(joint International Law)<br />
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Challenges in the 21st Century<br />
SA.680.786 Alvarez & MacDonald<br />
(joint Conflict Management)<br />
Theory <strong>and</strong> Practice of China’s Foreign Energy Policy<br />
SA.680.782 Kong<br />
(joint China Studies)<br />
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