Renewable Energy

Harness the power of the elements.

Renewable energy isn’t just smart, it’s an industry that has a great need for skilled professionals in grid-tied solar photovoltaic, solar thermal, wind, micro hydroelectricity, heat pumps and bioenergy systems.

Through SUNY Morrisville’s academic programs in renewable energy, you will develop and strengthen the necessary skills and knowledge to enter into a burgeoning career field while also contributing to a sustainable future.

Programs in this Group

Renewable Energy - think BIG wind (and solar)!
Bachelor's degree (4-year)
Morrisville Campus
In-person
Stackable Credential
Our graduates currently work within their chosen renewable energy field in several states across the country and abroad. Depending on the path you choose, career options include system designer, installation/maintenance technician, quality control supervisor, project manager, sales consultant/representative/manager, telecommunications engineer, telecommunications technician/analyst, construction manager, energy systems manager, project development manager, solar technician, wind technician, geothermal technician/installer and technician/installer technician.
Students work on laptops
Bachelor's degree (4-year)
Morrisville Campus
In-person
5 concentrations
Upon graduation, you will be prepared for front-line professional, supervisory or business leadership positions in your specialized field. Possible fields and roles include compliance manager, information systems manager, technology project manager, technology manager, product manager, technical support manager, technical director, marketing manager, sports management, business analyst and consumer behavior analyst.
Students climbing an electrical thing
Associate degree (2-year)
Morrisville Campus
In-person
Stackable Credential
As an A.A.S. graduate, you will be prepared to join an emerging workforce backed by dedicated efforts at the state and federal level to create a cleaner energy system for future generations. You will be ready to enter the job market as an entry-level operator, maintenance technician, solar technician, wind technician, telecommunications technician/analyst, geothermal technician/installer and technician/installer technician.
Featured Testimonial
Dylan Matthew

Dylan Matthew

Alumni, Renewable Energy B.Tech.
After graduating from Morrisville, I took a step away from commercial electrical work to work with an EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) company based out of Vermont. I designed and worked on anything from 40 kW to 2.5MW. I was responsible for the initial interconnection application through the operations and maintenance; as well as, customer education of how to access their systems production information. After about 4 years I moved on to where I am now, working at New Leaf Energy as a Design Engineer. My current position allows me to learn more about the permitting process and utility requirements of different regions throughout the country. Overall the jobs are very similar to each other, the main difference is that now I need to know a little bit about a lot of projects; whereas before I needed to know everything about a relatively few number of projects. Both were fantastic experiences that I recommend.

Facilities

At SUNY Morrisville, our approach to renewable energy education revolves around working with real components and real systems in a hands-on environment with a strong foundation in both theory and practice. If you share in that mindset, then we welcome you to join us in shaping a whole new world.


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