MS Offshore Wind Energy Engineering at Tufts University

The M.S. in Offshore Wind Energy Engineering at Tufts University is a 30-credit master’s program that prepares students to work on engineering challenges connected to offshore wind infrastructure, clean energy, ocean environments, and resilient systems. Students build knowledge in wind policy, technical applications, project management, and the engineering systems needed to support offshore wind development.

Faculty: School of Engineering  |  Department: Civil and Environmental Engineering  |  Duration: 12 - 24 months (30 credits)  |  Study mode: full-time, part-time  |  Intake: Fall, Spring  |  Location: Medford, MA, United States

What you will study

Students study the engineering, policy, and project-management dimensions of offshore wind energy. A full-time student may be able to complete the 10-course graduate program option in one year, although three semesters are recommended.

Career pathways

Graduates may pursue engineering, planning, technical, project, or policy-focused roles in areas such as offshore wind engineering, renewable energy development, infrastructure planning, foundation design, transmission, permitting, site characterization, coastal infrastructure, and climate and energy systems.

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