The Environmental and Energy Management Program at the George Washington University, housed in the School of Engineering and Applied Science, is a broad, interdisciplinary program that offers Master of Science, Doctor of Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy and Professional Degrees.In addition to our educational program, we have an internationally recognized research program that provides state-of-the-art and highly relevant investigations into important issues affecting our Nation and the world. We also are active in related public service activities such as conducting symposia and other policy-influencing actions, including Congressional and Federal agency testimony, and providing subject matter expert information to the media and other information outlets.All of our educational, research and service activities involve all schools and programs across the University. Our associated Environmental and Energy Management Institute (EEMI) was chartered as a University-wide institute in 2015 to advance human knowledge applicable to pragmatic, next generation self-governance solutions that are based on national and international standards for environmental protection, energy management and sustainability. Through the EEMI, we conduct state-of-the-art research that is relevant to the development, application and implementation of institutional and technological measures for the management of environmental, energy and sustainability challenges facing organizations and communities throughout the world.

Greenhouse gas management Green smart and sustainable cities Environmental management system Energy management system Data center energy efficiency Green buildings Environmentally preferable products Next generation environmental self-governance air quality water quality hazardous and solid waste environmental auditing environmental impact assessment benefit-cost analysis risk assessment risk management energy auditing geographic information systems environmental policy energy policy