Academic Program

Introduces fundamental engineering, scientific, and socio-humanistic approaches to solving energy and environmental challenges, with a focus on carbon neutrality and sustainability.

Provides foundational knowledge in low-carbon energy technologies, energy policy, and energy systems as core subjects of the program.

Develops a comprehensive understanding of Korea's energy and environmental policies as a foundation for advanced studies.

Examines market failures caused by environmental and energy issues and analyzes the economic and regulatory impacts of policy instruments.

Strengthens analytical skills through microeconomic analysis of energy markets and policy issues.

Invites industry professionals to introduce practical applications and current trends in energy technologies, providing students with opportunities to collaborate with industry experts.

Offers field-oriented internships in participating companies, enabling students to gain hands-on experience and strengthen industry engagement.

Covers business model development and project financing in the energy sector.

Invites experts from organizations such as the World Bank, Green Climate Fund (GCF), Export-Import Bank of Korea (KEXIM), and KIND, as well as private financial institutions, to provide practical knowledge.

Enables students to apply acquired knowledge to feasibility studies of projects conducted jointly by industry and academia.

Introduces the principles and components of hydrogen production, fuel cells, electrolysis, batteries, and Power-to-X technologies within the broader context of energy transition and hydrogen policy.

Enhances understanding of integrated energy systems, including hydrogen storage, transportation, and Power-to-X-to-Power technologies, with learning outcomes evaluated through midterm and final assessments.