Leadership requires broad perspective. The highly flexible EER curriculum draws on four disciplines—business, public affairs, geoscience, and engineering—to expand knowledge and prepare professionals who can see the forest for the trees.

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Students come to EER with experience in at least one discipline. They graduate ready to combine insights from business, policy, science and engineering to rise above bureaucratic silos and acheive success.

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UT Austin's broad and deep faculty has made it America's energy university, with a tradition of leadership in all subjects related to oil and gas and emerging leadership in new areas of energy, environment and Earth resources.

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EER leverages the University of Texas at Austin's outstanding networks in energy, environment, and resource management to help students explore internship and research opportunties while advancing their present careers or launching new ones.

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UT Austin is one of the world's great research universities, also a network for creative thinkers, entrepreneurs, and pioneers. And the City of Austin offers a fantastic setting for education, discovery, and professional development.

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