MSc Energy Policy
University of Exeter
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OverviewGain a deep understanding of the technical, institutional and societal challenges and opportunities facing the energy industry, policymakers, and wider society Led by an interdisciplinary team of experts from across energy policy, renewable energy engineering, business and social science Based in Cornwall, a focal point for energy system innovation around onshore and marine renewables and wider energy system solutions Develop skills in critical thinking and problem solving and access to ...Read more

Overview

  • Gain a deep understanding of the technical, institutional and societal challenges and opportunities facing the energy industry, policymakers, and wider society
  • Led by an interdisciplinary team of experts from across energy policy, renewable energy engineering, business and social science
  • Based in Cornwall, a focal point for energy system innovation around onshore and marine renewables and wider energy system solutions
  • Develop skills in critical thinking and problem solving and access to professional networks to prepare you for a career in understanding and managing energy system change
  • Part of the Graduate School of Environment and Sustainability community, a hub for interdisciplinary thinking towards greener, healthier and fairer futures

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58/101
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SR
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04 Apr 14

The campus is in a brilliant location and the local town is cool. It would better to have stronger transport links to the main campus. If you are thinking of applying then you..Read more

SR
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04 Apr 14

The shop is well stocked, the bus service is regular (which is important as it is quite isolated for a uni campus), although it can be expensive on Sunday so it is cheaper for a..Read more

Entry requirements

The MSc in Energy Policy provides a progression route both for technology-oriented students, such as engineering graduates seeking to develop business and policy perspectives, as well as students from non-technical backgrounds (e.g. from geography, economics etc.) seeking to move into energy-related careers.

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£13,700 per year

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£25,200 per year

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£25,200 per year

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Latest Energy Economics (Applied) reviews

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Energy Economics (Applied)
SR
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04 Apr 14
MA by Research Renewable Energy
The campus is in a brilliant location and the local town is cool. It would better to have stronger transport links to the main campus. If you are thinking of applying then you...
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SR
Student Reviewer
04 Apr 14
MA by Research Renewable Energy
The shop is well stocked, the bus service is regular (which is important as it is quite isolated for a uni campus), although it can be expensive on Sunday so it is cheaper for a...
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University of Exeter
Penryn Penryn Cornwall TR10 9FE United Kingdom
Nearest train station: Penryn Cornwall  0.4 miles away

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