Energy Specialization is a unique program that provides a
combination of experiential learning with seasoned-industry faculty
in a state-of-the-art facility to maximize a student's exposure to this
exciting industry sector.
A specialization in energy is available to students in Bachelor of
Science in Management (BSM), Master of Accounting (MACCT), Master of Business Administration (MBA), and Master of Finance (MFIN) programs.
Undergraduates (BSM)
With the approval of the Tulane Energy Institute
Faculty Committee and the BSM Curriculum
Committee, a student in the Bachelor of Science
in Management program may receive an Energy
Specialization by completing at least nine (9)
semester credit hours of energy-related
course work.
With the approval of the Tulane Energy Institute
Faculty Committee, a student in the graduate
program may receive an Energy Specialization by
completing at least nine (9) semester credit hours
of energy-related course work.
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.
