The Power and Infrastructure Fundamentals Program provides students with a working map of one of the fastest-growing investment sectors in the country, from how power is generated and moved across the grid to who governs it and why capital flows where it does. Participants learn why land with reliable power is becoming one of the most valuable types of real estate, why getting power to a new site can take years, how data centers and AI are driving an unprecedented surge in electricity demand, and who decides where new power gets built and how those decisions get made. Through a multidisciplinary approach spanning energy markets, infrastructure development, policy, real estate, and finance, participants develop a stronger understanding of the physical, regulatory, and financial factors shaping the U.S. power system and its place in the global energy picture, and prepare them for careers at the intersection of energy, infrastructure, and real estate.