Online Energy Education – Designed by Industry, for Industry

Since 2000, the Energy Providers Coalition for Education (EPCE) has offered timely and relevant online energy programs that meet the emerging needs of the energy industry. The EPCE coalition represents energy employers across the country working together to create, sponsor and offer easily accessible online education and training pathways for the energy workforce.

EPCE’s industry-endorsed education and training has helped thousands of individuals gain a competitive advantage. Learn about accomplishments of employees in the energy industry and get inspired to create your own success story!

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Experience Online Energy Degrees at Bismarck State

Dec 10th, 2024 at 12 PM EST

The National Energy Center of Excellence at Bismarck State College (BSC) offers online energy programs with full-fidelity simulations and animations, and real-time lab sessions operating equipment that recreates hands-on campus experiences. Spend some time with BSC educators and get your program questions answered.

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Inspiring Success Stories

“The M.B.A. (from Excelsior University) definitely has provided me with tools that I can apply immediately and learning that I can share with my peers,”
Read Leigh Mason’s story

“The classes have helped to extend my general plant and system knowledge, and I’ve been able to use a lot of that knowledge in my current operator training.”
Read Phillip Washington’s story.

“I believe this degree will help to be more confident in any changes or challenges that will take me out of my comfort zone.”
Read Rigoberto Milla’s story.

“There was something in every EPCE course that I could take and
apply to my job – you can’t say that about too many programs.
My education has completely underwritten the successes I’ve
had and continues to open the door for new opportunities.”
Read Josh Pepple’s story

“A lot of the professors at BSC aren’t just professors –they actually work in the industry in the field so they have the knowledge to really help you understand the material.”
Read Michelle Opon’s story.

“When I work with the electrical system planning folks now, I have an appreciation and understanding of what they’re looking at in a way that I wouldn’t have otherwise.”
Read Brian Majerowicz’s story.

(The online Associate of Applied Science in Electric Power Technology program at Bismarck State College) definitely helped me better understand the energy field and provided me with a great foundational overview that helped me when I was doing my on-the-job training.”
Read Paige Lubahn’s story.