School of Energy Economics, Policy and Commerce

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For more information about degree offerings by the faculty of energy business, visit the School of Energy Economics, Policy and Commerce webpage.

Accreditation

The Master of Energy Business program is accredited by the American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL).

Graduate Academic Programs

The graduate faculty of energy economics, policy and commerce offer courses leading to the Master of Energy Business (M.E.B.)  degree.

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Courses

• EMGT 6013 Fundamentals of Energy Commodity Trading
• EMGT 6053 Energy Logistics and Value Chain
• EMGT 6063 Project Management and Business Analysis
• EMGT 6073 Geographic Information Systems for Energy Applications
• EMGT 6083 Power Industry and Alternative/Renewable Energy
• EMGT 6861-6 Current Topics in Energy Management
• EMGT 7013 Energy Mergers, Acquisitions, Deal Making, and Financing

• MEB 7001 Perspectives in Energy Business
• MEB 7010 Residency Seminar I
• MEB 7020 Residency Seminar II
• MEB 7023 Leading and Managing Energy Organizations
• MEB 7033 Analytical Tools for Energy Business Management
• MEB 7043 Energy Accounting and Financial Reporting
• MEB 7053 Financial Management in the Energy Enterprise
• MEB 7063 Energy Policy and Sustainability
• MEB 7073 Legal and Regulatory Environment of the Energy Industry
• MEB 7083 The Business of Renewable Energy and Alternative Fuels
• MEB 7123 Energy Markets and Commodities Trading
• MEB 7143 U.S. Oil and Gas Law
• MEB 7153 Energy Transactions in the International Arena
• MEB 7163 Economic Evaluation of Energy Assets
• MEB 7173 Management of the Energy Supply Chain
• MEB 7183 Energy Economics
• MEB 7243 Energy Mergers, Acquisitions, and Valuation
• MEB 7253 Strategic Management in the Energy Enterprise
• MEB 7313 The Electric Utility Industry and Demand Management
• MEB 7323 Petroleum Refining and the Petrochemical Business
• MEB 7973 Seminar in Energy Business
• MEB 7991-3 Directed Research in Energy Business

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