MSc Oil & Gas Trade Management, MSc, Regent's University London

the United Kingdom

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The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
MSc	Full-time	12 - 16 months	January, March, May, August, October	GBP 14975 per year	GBP 14975 per year

About MSc Oil & Gas Trade Management, MSc - at Regent's University London

This new programme has been designed in consultation with oil and gas industry leaders. It is unique in the UK as it focuses on the ‘downstream’ side of the industry - the management of trade in oil and gas products.

Three key themes of risk management, strategy, and leadership are woven throughout the programme.

You will explore the process of trade in oil and gas from the perspectives of both buyer and seller and develop the practical problem-solving skills needed for success in a growth industry.

You will also examine corporate social responsibility, and the environmental, sustainability and social issues involved.

Why should I choose this programme?

Today’s energy sector demands talented, highly trained individuals who can demonstrate leadership, strategic thinking and the ability to manage risk in complex business situations.

This programme's three key themes, along with its industry links and practical approach, will create graduates able to meet these demands.

Key skills, aims and objectives

Identify and evaluate the economic and political factors influencing the global oil and gas industry
Analyse the structure of the commodities markets and understand price formation and the pricing of risk management
Understand the legal and regulatory framework of physical trade and shipping
Develop a critical awareness of the uncertainties and current issues in oil and gas markets
Respond to the social and ethical issues prevalent in the industry
Be aware of the latest research and practice, and use a range of numerical, IT and communication skills to interpret data and present solutions

Future opportunities

You will develop the numerical, analytical, communication and research skills required for management positions in any organisation where energy is a key variable.

Your negotiation and leadership skills will enable you to respond effectively to complex business situations and develop as an entrepreneur in identifying and responding to new opportunities.

Entry requirements

A minimum of a lower-second class (2:2) UK honours undergraduate degree or its international equivalent from a recognised institution. Exceptional Entry: we welcome applications from candidates who do not meet the essential entry criteria outlined above. In order to be accepted for exceptional entry, you must: Hold a minimum of two years’ managerial work experience; Provide a 1000-word personal statement outlining your reasons for applying, and how your previous experience is of relevance to the programme you are applying for; Be prepared to attend an interview with the Postgraduate Admissions Panel. Other international qualifications, as recommended by the National Academic Recognition Information Centre (NARIC) will also be accepted. For those applicants whose mother tongue is not English, we also require evidence of English language proficiency. Please refer to our website for further details.

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