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  MSc Economics & Policy of Energy & Climate Change


University of Strathclyde    Department of Economics

Full time & Part time September MSc 12 months full-time; 24 months part-time
Business & Management (5) Economics (10) Environmental Sciences (13)

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Are you passionate about tackling the pressing issues of energy and climate change? Look no further than the MSc Economics & Policy of Energy & Climate Change programme at Strathclyde Business School. This cutting-edge course is designed to produce future leaders in these sectors, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to navigate the complex challenges and uncertainties of the industry. With a focus on energy systems, climate change, and sustainable practices, you'll gain a strong understanding of key issues from both policy and economic perspectives. Whether you have a background in economics or not, this programme welcomes applicants from diverse disciplines. Don't miss the opportunity to network with industry specialists and engage with leading experts through guest lectures and the renowned Fraser of Allander Institute. Plus, as a student on this programme, you'll enjoy free membership with the Energy Institute, opening doors to exciting career opportunities in the energy and environmental sectors. Join us and make a difference in shaping a sustainable future.

About the course

The MSc Economics & Policy of Energy & Climate Change aims to produce future leaders in the sectors of energy and climate change. 

The course addresses the complex and increasingly more extreme challenges and uncertainties that industries, economies, governments and societies face. By the end of the programme, you'll be well equipped to understand these, and have the knowledge to adapt to this changing context. 

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Entry Requirements

Minimum second-class honours degree or overseas equivalent in any subject.

Applications are welcome from candidates with significant high-calibre industry or government experience.




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Where will I study?

Where is University of Strathclyde

Student Profile

Shraddha Nair

My experience as a student on the Economics & Policy of Energy & Climate Change course has been a tremendous journey. As an engineering undergraduate, I was worried that I would have a tough time grasping the concept of economic terminologies, but the professors had an amazing way of explaining economic concepts in such a way that any person without an economics background would find it easy to navigate through the modules. The modules ranged from technology-based content to pure economics. The weekly assessments for each module were a mixture of subjective and objective-type questions, providing consistency for students to learn as they progressed through the course. One of the most important skills that I developed was effective writing in academic terms and the importance of referencing content in the field of research.

Beyond the classes and modules, Strathclyde is an amazing university with world-class facilities such as a vast library both offline and online, great sports facilities to help students stay physically fit and manage study and work stress, and above all a very fun and supportive student union which is the go-to place for all students for everything from solving queries on anything under the sun or just to catch up with friends for a game and drinks night. Glasgow is just as friendly as any other city in the world with all the facilities right in the city centre and lots of places to suit your mood. Be it a crazy night out or a calm Sunday afternoon at a park. Since Glasgow is home to many world-class universities, it is easy to find pocket-friendly restaurants and shops that have great student deals.

To all those who plan to choose Strathclyde or Glasgow for your education, all I would say is you will love every minute of it. Between stressful deadlines and conceptual lectures, don’t forget to go out with friends, crack a joke or two with professors (because they are very friendly), and above all breathe in the city and breathe out the stress. Help is always available at the University and in the city in general if you ask for it. You will make it because hard work and sincerity pay in the long run. All the best!

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