Online Course – Certified Professional Internship in Renewable Energy at the University of Colorado Boulder

Renewable Energy Technologies and Implementation. Gain a comprehensive understanding of renewable energy technologies, projects, grid integration, and future opportunities!

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Professional Certificate

Beginners

No prior knowledge required

Time to complete the course

7-day free trial

No unnecessary risks

Skills you will acquire in the course

  • Wind energy
  • Sustainability
  • Renewable energy
  • Solar energy
  • Energy projects

What you will learn in the course

Courses for which the course is suitable

  • Renewable Energy Engineer
  • Renewable Energy Project Manager
  • Sustainability Consultant
  • Energy Market Analyst
  • Renewable energy technology developer
  • Technical Performance Analysis Specialist
  • Renewable Energy Operations Manager
  • Renewable energy researcher
  • Business Development Manager in the Renewable Energy Sector
  • Renewable Energy Policy Expert

Internship – a series of 4 courses

General description

This specialization is designed for learners interested in an in-depth understanding of renewable energy concepts, tools, and applications.

Internship goals

  • To advance in your current job
  • Move into renewable energy
  • Promote sustainability in your home and community

Characteristics of the field

New technologies, new market structures, and innovative business models are making the renewable energy sector dynamic, entrepreneurial, and exciting.

Course content

This specialization focuses on pragmatic, fact-based information, including:

  • Real-world costs
  • Technical performance
  • Market trends
  • Web-based analysis tools

Teaching methods

We use lectures, case studies, and interviews with industry leaders to provide in-depth and up-to-date education about renewable energy.

Details of the courses that make up the specialization

Fundamentals of Renewable Energy Technologies

Course 1

  • 12 hours
  • 4.8 (589 ratings)

Course Details

What will you learn?
  • Understand the key physical characteristics of renewable energy and electricity.
  • You will be able to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of renewable energy technologies such as wind and solar.
  • Ability to evaluate and recommend various renewable energy storage technologies.
Skills you will develop
  • Category: Wind Energy
  • Category: Renewable Energy
  • Category: Solar Energy
  • Category: Renewable Energy Technologies
  • Category: Energy Storage

Renewable power and electricity systems

Course 2

  • 12 hours
  • 4.7 (233 ratings)

Course Details

What will you learn?
  • How electricity systems work, both technically and institutionally.
  • The challenges and opportunities arising from renewable energy in electrical systems.
Skills you will develop
  • Category: Electrical Systems
  • Category: Wind Energy
  • Category: Sustainable Energy
  • Category: Renewable Energy
  • Category: Solar Energy

Renewable energy projects

Course 3

  • 14 hours
  • 4.8 (125 ratings)

Course Details

What will you learn?
  • How to quickly assess the feasibility of a renewable energy project.
  • How to plan and finance a renewable energy project.
  • How to carry out the construction and operation of a renewable energy project.
Skills you will develop
  • Category: Project Management
  • Category: Renewable Energy
  • Category: Project Execution
  • Category: Project Operations
  • Category: Project Feasibility

The future of renewable energy

Course 4

  • 16 hours
  • 4.8 (191 ratings)

Course Details

What will you learn?
  • How the future of renewable energy is related to other technologies such as electricity storage and electric vehicles.
  • How the recent success of renewable energy exposes new issues such as electrification and electricity market design.
  • Where is renewable energy heading and how to get around the trends.
Skills you will develop
  • Category: Renewable Energy
  • Category: Hydrogen
  • Category: Electric Vehicles
  • Category: Climate Change
  • Category: Energy Storage