Executive Master in Energy Management

The Executive Master in Energy Management is an international part-time programme, professionally oriented and designed to give participants a comprehensive understanding of key energy issues and improve their analytical and managerial skills.

The Executive Master in Energy Management is a cooperation between BI Norwegian School of Management and the well-known business schools ESCP-EAP and IFP School in Paris, France.

The Executive Master in Energy Management provides candidates with excellent career opportunities by preparing them for leading positions in energy companies and institutions. The close contacts between the three business schools and the energy industry are a unique asset in this respect.

Module Date Venue Course Consultancy
Project 1. 14th – 26th.September 2009
Oslo FUNDAMENTALS IN ENERGY MANAGEMENT
Objective: To understand the energy business environment and to
master key economic and technological concepts
Courses/Topics
• Energy economics
• Energy geography & geopolitics
• Energy technology and the environment
• Economics for Managers (General Management)
• Essentials in corporate finance (General Management) Identification 2. 16th – 28th.November 2009 Paris ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES, INDUSTRIES AND MARKETS
Objective: To provide an in-depth knowledge of each energy domain, e.g.
stakeholders, costs, value chain and markets
Courses/Topics
• Electricity
• Energy markets and trading
• Primary non renewable energies (i.e. oil & gas, coal)
• Renewables Definition 3. 15th – 27th. February 2010
Oslo ENERGY POLICIES & STRATEGIES
Objective: To understand the major issues in energy regulation and
policy and to visualise appropriate corporate strategies
Courses/Topics
• Energy companies: strategic challenges
• Energy policy: country case studies
• Global perspective in energy policy
• Essentials in corporate strategy (General Management) Development 4. 7th – 19th.June 2010
Paris ENERGY COMPANIES: MANAGERIAL ISSUES
Objective: To focus on key managerial issues concerning human
resources, project development, risk management, social responsibility
Courses/Topics
• Energy project and supply chain management
• Environmental management
• Project evaluation and financing
• Risk management Completion

May be subject to change