The Master of Management in Energy is a timely and
distinctive 10-month program that began in July 2011. The
program focuses on the business of energy and provides students
with the advanced skills demanded by recruiters who seek
professionals prepared for the rapidly changing energy finance, risk
management and trading careers of today and tomorrow. Graduates
of the program will be qualified for jobs with energy companies,
banks, financial services and consulting firms, utilities, and trading
organizations. Learn More.
Tulane offers Energy Specialization for undergraduates and graduates within a
broader degree of study. By simply adding 3 courses to your
curriculum, you may earn the Energy Specialization degree
and build towards a future in the ever-growing Energy Industry.Learn More.
The Freeman School offers an MBA/Master of Management in Energy joint degree program. A student must be admitted to both programs.
The joint degree program requires a minimum of 73 total semester credit hours, 49 for the MBA and 24 for the MMG. Each student's
curriculum and course requirements must be approved in advance by an advisor in the Freeman School's Graduate Programs Office.Learn More.
Tulane University has teamed up with partners CME Group, Trading Technologies, and Thomson Reuters to offer professional training modules. These short courses leverage the expertise of Tulane’s energy faculty and the technology provided by Tulane’s partners to create highly personalized education experiences in areas such as natural gas and oil trading, power grid operations and trading, hydroelectric project financing, and market monitoring. Recent projects have been completed with firms and organizations such as EHDC (Yalong River Hydropower Development Company), the International Meeting of Market Monitors, Sequent Energy Management, and Shell.
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Earn your MBA or Master of Finance degree with an Energy Concentration. Taught by top finance instructors, the Tulane Freeman School of Business has long been a leader in finance and energy sector education. It’s only natural that we take it to the next step by offering an Energy curriculum within our MBA and Master of Finance programs. Learn More.
