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Participants will gain an understanding of the fundamentals of energy conversion, conservation, sustainability and the role energy has played in the development of modern society. Combining fundamental coursework in electrical technology with courses in energy policy will help students develop a broad perspective on the issues, challenges, and potential solutions for global sustainable energy. This specialized diploma program offers students an introduction to the wide range of topics associated with sustainable energy, including electrical fundamentals, hands-on training experiences, and public policy development.

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Students completing the program requirements will gain a broad understanding of the sustainable energy landscape, including global energy policy, energy fundamentals, current renewable energy alternatives, and practical hands-on electrical skills. After completion of the second semester Solar Photovoltaics System course students are eligible to sit for the NABCEP associate level exam (optional). Most of the completed courses may be applied towards a certificate or 2 year degree at NCC in Electrical Construction Technology, HVAC Technology, or Construction Management.

Admission to the program is open to any student meeting the standard college entrance requirements. To complete the on-campus program in a timely basis, students should meet with the electrical program manager for advising prior to entering the program.

Contact the Admissions Office at 610.861.5500 for further information.

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