Mortenson Center Courses
Undergraduate Courses
GEEN 1400: First Year Engineering Projects (spring 2024)
EVEN 2909: Introduction to Global Engineering (spring 2024)
CVEN 4969/EVEN 4969: Water & Sanitation in Developing Countries (spring)
*Undergraduates can request approval to enroll in Mortenson Center's 5000-level modules/series. Prior to Fall 2023, EVEN 2004/4830 is a pre-requisite requirement, and Fall 2023 onward, Global Engineering sections of GEEN 1400 meet this pre-requisite requirement. Requests for waivers will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Graduate Courses
Note: Our course offerings are undergoing expansion and reorganization.
CVEN 5919: Global Development for Engineers (fall)
CVEN 5939: Global Development Practicum (fall recommended)
CVEN 5969: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (fall)
MCEN 4299/5299: Household Energy Systems in the Global South (offered fall 2024)
Humanitarian Aid Series
EVEN 5979: Intro to Humanitarian Aid (fall - 1st five weeks)
EVEN 5989: Disaster Risk Reduction (fall - 2nd five weeks)
EVEN 5999: Refugees & Displacement (fall - 3rd five weeks)
Principles Series
CVEN 5838: Special Topics - Introduction To Global Health for Engineers (fall - 3rd five weeks)
CVEN 5838: Special Topics - Introduction to Development Economics for Engineers (spring - 3rd five weeks)
Project Management Series
CVEN 5837: Special Topics - Program & Project Management (spring - 1st five weeks)
CVEN 5837: Special Topics - Solution Identification & Proposal Development (spring - 2nd five weeks)
Methods Series
CVEN 5837: Special Topics - Community Appraisal (spring - 1st five weeks)
CVEN 5837: Special Topics - Study Design & Impact Evaluation (spring - 2nd five weeks)
CVEN 5837: Special Topics - Data Analytics for Development (summer - not offered summer 2024)
Other Related Courses
CVEN 4959/5959: International Environmental Impact Assessment (spring)
EVEN 5444: Analytical Methods, Experimental Design, & Applied Data Analysis (spring)
MCEN 4291/5291: Project Based Learning in Rural Schools (fall and spring, two-semester course)