MASTER IN GLOBAL ENERGY TRANSITION AND GOVERNANCE
Presentation of the new programme 2017-18
- 1 language (English)
- 2 places (Nice and Berlin)
- A one-year programme (four terms: October-June)
- 60 ECTS
The curriculum includes the following five modules:
- International energy governance
- Economic energy governance
- European energy governance
- Energy and territories
- Methodology modules and simulations
This Master’s programme analyses the links between the different levels of energy governance, from an international to a local level, offering problem-focused learning at the crossroads of theory and practice.
Overview of the Academic Year
The programme stretches over three terms and takes place in two study locations: Nice and Berlin. A study trip to Brussels is also part of the programme.
NICE
The programme starts off in Nice in October.
The first term encompasses classes on the basics of the four energy modules (International energy governance, Economic energy governance, the EU energy governance and Energy and territories).
Each module is complemented by seminars dealing with current energy issues.
An academic or professional expert is invited for each event.
BERLIN
For their second term (January-March) students move on to Berlin where teaching in the four modules continues in the form of workshops. Each module organises a half-day workshop with an expert. Students prepare the workshops in group work delivering papers on themes linked to the topic of the seminar (climate negotiations, energy stock exchange, the role of the EU interconnections in the European energy market, the EU funds and the territorial energy policy). To better understand the local energy challenges in the framework of the German Energy Transition Field, visits will also be organised in co-operation with local institutions and companies. Another focus of this term will be put on the methodology classes, one dedicated to the research work and the Master’s thesis, the second one to project management.
NICE
In April students return to Nice.
This third and last term aims at deepening their knowledge on the four energy modules.
A special focus is also given to the methodological support for the students’ work on their thesis.
During this term, a simulation game will enable the participants to test their negotiation skills..
During this term students will finalise their work on their thesis in close contact with their academic supervisors. The thesis will be delivered in mid-June and defended at the end of June.
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