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ESCP Business School · Full-time

Energy Management

The MSc in Energy Management provides students with a holistic, 360-degree view of the energy business. The specialisation covers renewable and alternative energy, sustainability, electricity markets and oil business, as well as gas and LNG markets, focusing o…

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The MSc in Energy Management provides students with a holistic, 360-degree view of the energy business. The specialisation covers renewable and alternative energy, sustainability, electricity markets and oil business, as well as gas and LNG markets, focusing on enabling participants with the essential toolkit to manage real-life projects in the energy-transition era. It provides students with the ability to develop and implement strategies to address major issues in energy regulation and policy, and to understand the energy business environment and its fundamental economic and technological concepts. The MSc in Energy Management is supported by specialist faculty industry professionals, as well as our London-based Energy Management Centre (EMC). Taught at the London and Paris campuses, this specialisation offers a unique opportunity to explore the global energy scene while studying in the two essential energy hubs in Europe.

Getting in

As the university states it

Bachelor degree and/or Masters in any discipline: Candidates with less than 240 ECTS or equivalent will be required to attend an additional online semester from July to September. A minimum of 12 months of work experience (including internships), preferably in areas related to energy, business or management Two reference letters (ideally one academic and one professional) Motivation letter An up-to-date CV Photocopy of a valid, in-date passport

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