Graduate Certificate in Applied Energy Management

Energy is a substantial cost to most organizations and industries. It’s also a finite resource. Business decisions are made with energy management in mind. Skilled energy managers positively impact corporate bottom lines and help conserve an important resource. If you’re looking to add to your existing engineering degree or diploma, consider pursuing a future in this growing area of sustainable building.Our one-year Applied Energy Management Program will provide you with the skills to work in energy management, energy auditing, and design and development of efficient new energy systems for commercial and industrial facilities. You’ll gain hands-on experience in commercial building automation, efficient building operation, energy auditing, and energy management including solar energy. Students also learn to apply new energy-efficient technologies and innovative solutions to conservation, sustainability, and management of energy and efficiency for HVAC, lighting, office equipment, and building automation and control systems in commercial buildings. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to apply commercial building energy concepts to buildings in the real world. Enroll today in the Applied Energy Management Graduate Certificate Program and power your engineering career forward.

NBCC will request evidence of English proficiency on a recognized linguistic test or successful completion of a recognized pathway program from one of our English language training partners. NBCC will only accept tests that were taken within the last 2 years. the applicant's first language is English; or, a minimum of three (3) years of secondary education has been successfully completed in English within the last 2 years; or, a minimum of one (1) year of successful completion in a recognized post-secondary institution has been in English within the last 2 years. Successful completion of English 122 or 121, or equivalency to NB high school curriculum, with a minimum mark of 70% (non-modified curriculum) can be submitted to satisfy NBCC’s English proficiency requirement.