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M.Sc. Energy Studies with Specialisation in Energy Regulation (12 months) full-time

The M.Sc. programme is designed for economists and non-economists who wish to gain and understanding of the economics of the international petroleum and energy industries.

Who is it for?

It is suitable for those aspiring to be analysts and advisers in the economic, commercial and financial aspects of the petroleum and energy industries.

Structure of the Programme

All modules will be delivered on the campus of the University of Dundee in face-to-face mode. Self-study makes up a considerable proportion of the student's learning experience. Formal and informal group work occurs in some modules.

The programme comprises:

The M.Sc. is made up of 200 credits as follows:
Compulsory Modules
60 credits
Core Modules

40 credits
Specialist Option Modules
60 credits
Integrative Modules
40 credits
 
200 credits

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Compulsory Modules

Core Modules - a minimum of 40 credits from

Specialist Option Modules - choice of 60 credits from:

Candidates are advised to choose additional modules from what is available on the academic timetable subject to any restrictions that may apply.

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Integrative Modules - M.Sc. candidates are required to complete an additional 40 credits from: