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Energy Economics and Finance (Online)
Learn to analyse and understand world energy markets. From oil and gas to renewables, prepare for career success with our expert economists on this flexible degree you can study part-time. Join our online MSc in Energy Economics and Finance and train in the ec…
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Learn to analyse and understand world energy markets. From oil and gas to renewables, prepare for career success with our expert economists on this flexible degree you can study part-time. Join our online MSc in Energy Economics and Finance and train in the economic principles that businesses and governments use to understand world energy markets. You’ll graduate ready to work as an economist or consultant within the energy industry, government or the third sector. You’ll learn how economics and finance techniques are used to guide decision-making in the industry. And you’ll explore how the industry works. Studying with our expert team of economists and energy industry partners, you’ll cover: - the drivers of energy demand and supply - how the energy sector makes investment decisions - how governments design and implement energy and environmental policies - how to gather, use and analyse energy data. No need for a career break This flexible online degree can be studied part-time. You decide how many credits to study for each term, controlling the pace and cost of your degree term by term. Who can study MSc Energy Economics and Finance? This online energy economics degree is for anyone keen to understand the energy industry, how decisions are taken, and policies made. It’s designed for energy professionals looking for a recognised path to career progression, or for anyone who wants to begin a successful career in the energy industry.
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The minimum entry requirements for this degree are: a relevant honours degree with a 2:2 or above. You’re also welcome to apply if you have: other relevant qualifications, and professional experience with supportive references.
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