Northeastern University, Master of Science in Information Systems, 10 Semester(s)

Energy &? Environment is one concentration leading to a of Master of Science in Engineering and Public Policy. Northeastern?s Master of Science in Engineering and Public Policy (MSEPP) provides the knowledge and tools needed to extend traditional engineering analysis to be relevant to public policy and decision-making. This program covers the core skills necessary to link engineering design and analysis research with the economic and policy contexts needed for decisions that affect society at large by studying specific engineering applications within one of the concentrations, coupled with fundamental methodologies in policy analysis, economics, and statistics. At the master's level, there are two concentrations for Engineering and Public Policy in Energy and Environment, Infrastructure Resilience. The MSEPP degree is a joint program of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs. The degree is designed for students with an engineering or scientific background who wish to pursue careers relevant to public policy organizations, such as local, state, and federal public agencies, industry organizations, technology assessment and reserach firms, and engineering and management consulting groups.

Energy &? Environment is one concentration leading to a of Master of Science in Engineering and Public Policy. Northeastern?s Master of Science in Engineering and Public Policy (MSEPP) provides the knowledge and tools needed to extend traditional engineering analysis to be relevant to public policy and decision-making. This program covers the core skills necessary to link engineering design and analysis research with the economic and policy contexts needed for decisions that affect society at large by studying specific engineering applications within one of the concentrations, coupled with fundamental methodologies in policy analysis, economics, and statistics. At the master's level, there are two concentrations for Engineering and Public Policy in Energy and Environment, Infrastructure Resilience. The MSEPP degree is a joint program of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs. The degree is designed for students with an engineering or scientific background who wish to pursue careers relevant to public policy organizations, such as local, state, and federal public agencies, industry organizations, technology assessment and reserach firms, and engineering and management consulting groups. Read less