Food-Energy-Water Systems

We are training future leaders at the food-energy-water-systems (FEWS) nexus to advance agriculture and food production in the U.S. and globally. Graduate students will gain fundamental knowledge and tools needed to develop novel and sustainable solutions.

About

A major challenge in Texas, the U.S, and the world is water scarcity and energy requirements for agriculture. Learn to develop new technologies, systems-level decision/management tools, and policies.

Requirements

Design your own program to meet the portfolio requirements and explore new opportunities to share your work with the broader community through coursework, community service, reports, and publications.

Courses

Approved courses will provide foundational training in energy, water, and/or agriculture, and their integration using advanced systems tools. Choose courses that best complement your thesis work, and future career goals.