Join a virtual info session to learn about the GPPES graduate certificate program, which takes an interdisciplinary approach to preparing students for high-impact careers in energy technology, policy, and economics.

Applications are due November 24, 2024, for the the Texas Venture Labs Investment Competition.

Where can you find Dr. Michael Webber and Professor John Butler on the first Monday of every month? Right here at the Clean Energy Office Hours, hosted in collaboration with the Austin chapter of CleanTX.

The Social Entrepreneurship Learning Lab (SELL) hosts this impact entrepreneur showcase at the end of each semester (Fall and Spring). Date for Fall 2024 is tentative.

Richard L. Sweeney, an associate professor of economics at Boston College, delivers the final talk in a Fall seminar series on Environmental and Energy Economics and Policy, hosted by the LBJ School of Public Affairs, McCombs School of Business, and the Department of Economics in the College of Liberal Arts.

Check out the coolest new venture ideas coming from UT graduate student startup founders!

Where can you find Dr. Michael Webber and Professor John Butler on the first Monday of every month? Right here at the Clean Energy Office Hours, hosted in collaboration with the Austin chapter of CleanTX.

This annual career fair gathers 200-plus employers in one place. Hosted by the Cockrell School of Engineering. Date for 2025 is tentative.

The Global Sustainability Leadership Institute (GSLI) hosts impact chats twice a year. Date for Spring 2025 is tentative.

This annual Spring convening showcases the work of Planet Texas 2050's researchers, students, collaborators, and partners.