HELP!!! Master in Energy Management in Europe

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Posted Aug 06, 2013 17:35

Hi guys !

I am interested in Master in Energy Management program of ESCP, which takes place in London and Paris campuses, also as I know 2013 year is first intake year for Master in Energy Management students.

I have 6+ experience in Finance (Assurance) and Metallurgical (Sales and Purchasing division) filed, currently interested in Energy sector want to try my best and apply for above mentioned master.

But I am little confused as I do not know what will be after the finishing of master program. One I know that I could not make even internship in UK, because visa will be for 6 months, to get job in France (I know French) will be quite tough as I am not citizen of EU country.

Have someone heard about ESCP MEM program? Actually is master degree applicable for me? as I have 6 year experience.

Also could someone advise about ESCP? What kind of school it is?

Thank you

JJ

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Duncan

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Posted Aug 06, 2013 19:39

ESCP is the world's oldest school of business and one of the top French grandes ecoles. It's a good school.

I think the best way for you to get a job in France will be to study in French. Perhaps consider this: http://www.escpeurope.eu/escp-europe-programmes/master-in-european-business-meb-escp-europe/master-in-european-business/overview/overview-meb-master-in-european-business-escp-europe/

I'd also consider:
- M.Sc.Project Management for Environmental & Energy Engineering - École des Mines de Nantes
- M.Eng.Energy - Ecole Centrale Paris

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Posted Aug 06, 2013 19:45

Thanks Dunkun for your reply

Could I consider MEM program as high risk program because it is first intake? (In high risk I mean high education background in energy and job placement after program)

Or if it is launched by ESCP it means that, this program will do its best?

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Duncan

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Posted Aug 06, 2013 20:41

No, I think it's risky for you because it's taught in English, mainly in London. That does not fit with your goal of France.

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Posted Aug 06, 2013 22:03

Thank Dunkun for advise

Actually I speak both English and French fluently.

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Duncan

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Posted Aug 07, 2013 00:56

Maybe the Warwick MBA then? You can take elective from their executive MBA in energy... http://www.wbs.ac.uk/courses/mba/full-time/details/

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jjriza

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Posted Jun 10, 2014 16:44

Hi! Did you end up doing the ESCP MEM programme? I am going to apply soon but I cannot get in touch with the University. I sent out e-mails, called me, even contacted them on the social media, but no answer so far. Is it a good course? Is it very competitive?

Thanks!

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