The Master of Science in Energy Management degree program trains the next generation of energy industry leaders, preparing students to thrive in industrial, corporate and governmental organizations. Designed by world-class faculty at The University of Texas at Dallas' Naveen Jindal School of Management " and with proximity to Texas' many energy-related companies " the Energy Management master's program teaches students how to value energy companies and projects, develop operating strategies, negotiate contracts and manage energy-specific risks.
The program prepares students for all kinds of career opportunities, such as:
- Oil and gas (upstream, midstream and downstream)
- Coal
- Renewable energy
- Nuclear energy
- Power companies
- Banks and financial institutions
- Domestic and foreign governmental energy agencies
- Energy-focused consulting firms
- Major energy-consuming corporations.
Energy-related industries have historically struggled with skill shortages. With input from industry leaders, the Energy Management program equips students with highly sought after knowledge and skillsets, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to succeed in a wide variety of energy-related career paths.

