ENERES 293A
Master's Seminar I: Interdisciplinary Analysis and the Environment
ENERES 293A is the first of 4 required seminars of the ERG Masters’ sequence. It provides an intellectual and practical orientation to the Energy and Resources Group and to what makes us “ERG”. It's at once an understanding interdisciplinary approaches class and a cohort-building class. ERG is a community of scholars and researchers who are actively engaged in academic research, policy design, and engagement with civil society. ENERES 293A provides a space in which interdisciplinary approaches to domains, methods / tools and worldviews are explored, individually and collaboratively,for the fields that comprise energy and resources research.
Topics
- 1. Develop a cohort among incoming students and connect with the larger ERG community. 2. Explore the foundations of the environmental field by reading seminal papers and books in the space. 3. Introduce interdisciplinary thinking and problem-solving frameworks through a unifying topic throughout the semester.
Official catalogue course objectives and student learning outcomes
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027