Msc Energy And Economics

at Heriot-Watt University

• The MSc Energy and Economics programme covers a wide range of topics essential for understanding the energy industry. Students delve into energy economics, studying the factors influencing energy supply, demand, and pricing. 
• They explore the economics of renewable and non-renewable energy sources alongside energy policy and regulation.
•  The curriculum also includes financial analysis specific to energy projects, risk management strategies, and the role of markets in energy distribution.
•  Throughout the programme, students engage with real-world case studies and practical applications to enhance their understanding of energy economics and its implications.

Course Modules

• Foundations of Energy
• Environmental and Energy Economics
• Electrical Power Systems
• High Voltage
• Sustainable Processing
• Process Intensification
• Renewable Energy Technologies

Important dates

The De Montfort University programme initiates new intakes yearly, typically in September. Prospective students should actively monitor the university's official website for any changes to the application process. While UCAS aids in the application, applicants need to gather all required documents well before the deadline to avoid last-minute stress.

• For most of its Master's level programmes, the institution requires a strong first degree in a relevant subject, typically with an overall score of 55% or above from most Indian universities. 
• Consideration may be given to applicants with slightly lower grades (52% or above) from specific universities like Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta, Madras, Pune, Bangalore, and Rajasthan, taking into account additional factors such as relevant work experience and the quality of references provided.
• A minimum overall IELTS score of 6.0 is required, with no individual component scoring below 5.5.

The annual tuition fee for the MSc Energy And Economics is between £20,000/yr to £30,000/yr. Students are advised to regularly check the university website for any updates regarding changes to the programme fees. These fees may differ each academic year depending on residency status and enrollment type (full-time or part-time).

Graduates of the MSc Energy and Economics programme can pursue diverse career paths in the energy sector. They are equipped to work in energy consulting firms, governmental agencies, multinational corporations, and energy research institutions. Roles may include energy economist, policy analyst, market researcher, or financial analyst, who contribute to shaping energy policies, analysing market trends, and implementing sustainable energy solutions.