This 10-month Master's program provides training in the economics, analytical methods and quantitative tools needed to design, manage, and evaluate programs to conserve energy, water and other natural resources. Explosive growth in smart technologies – thermostats, utility meters – is generating “big data” to measure which conservation initiatives work. Utilities, businesses promoting renewables and conservation, consulting firms, and regulators all need analysts with specialized training to fill this emerging job market. Students acquire a unique skill set tailored to meet the needs of energy and resource managers working to promote efficiency and conservation around the world. REDA is the only training program of its kind, anywhere.