Addresses changes in demand, supply, and policies across the overall energy industry. Practices in the development and use of energy models to project the structure of future energy supply and demand. Assess the availability of resources and investments needed. Different objectives and utilities of short, medium, and long term outlooks. Understand key drivers of future energy demand, supply, and prices. Insights into the dynamics of energy geopolitics in the 21st century.

Analyze structural developments in energy markets and identify main drivers that shape the industry. Identify main players, their behavior, and their influence on supply and demand balances as well as on prices. Develop an approach to valuing reserves in oil and gas fields. Assess the risk and opportunities faced by companies that are investing in prospective but unstable countries:

Develop a solid understanding of the historical and future electricity generation and consumption of nations. Understand the process and drivers of energy transitions. Familiarize with key strategic tools and concepts to navigate energy transitions. Assess the suitability of strategic decisions around energy transitions.

The program starts with team building, helping you to get to know your classmates, reflect on your development needs and understand how best to contribute to high-performing teams.

Introduction to the foundation of energy trading and price formation mechanisms in the oil and gas industry. Understand the interdependence of different energy and financial markets and how energy prices are established.

Connect the learnings from all modules. Understand how to navigate in an industry characterized by turbulences and a major transition. Understand how to establish a strategy that best fits energy specifics. Evaluate current trends in the energy industry. Discuss their potential impacts on the strategic directions which an energy company can take.

Forum to discuss recent trends or specific issues with leaders in the field of energy. Visit leading energy companies.

At the end of the Executive MBA program, students have to write a master's thesis in order to receive the academic degree of Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA). The intention of the master's thesis is to guarantee that the graduate of the Executive MBA program is able to write scientific papers on his or her own.

Yes, our Executive MBA tuition fees are fully tax deductible for taxpayers in Austria. With our flexible payment modalities, you can spread the fees over several tax periods. However, as tax deductibility can vary greatly from person to person, we recommend that you also contact a tax advisor or inquire directly at the tax office.

If you are taxpayer of another country, please contact your local tax authorities for information on available tax deductions.

To apply for a scholarship, you need to hand in the following additional documents:

• Documentation of income

• Relevant documentation of exceptional circumstances (e.g. supporting dependents, medical care).

Learn more about application deadlines at WU Executive Academy and the process for each scholarship.

Yes, the WU Executive Academy offers a wide range of Executive MBA scholarships and financing options.

Scholarships are awarded on a case-by-case basis. The committee decides whether and to what extent a scholarship will be granted by evaluating your:

• High motivation for joining the program

• Enthusiasm for a challenging learning experience

• Clear understanding of personal contribution to team learning and the overall cohort experience

• Relevant skills and work experience

• Strong record of career progression

• Excellent interpersonal, intercultural, and communication skills

• Passion and commitment to achieve personal growth and success

• Diversity of the student group in terms of academic, professional, and cultural background

• Financial situation

Find additional eligibility criteria for each scholarship.

The Executive MBA Energy Management is designed for professionals and executives who want to actively shape the future of the energy sector. The program is ideal for:

• Executives from state-owned and private energy companies

• Managers (middle and top management) from all areas of energy management

• Experts from international organizations (e.g., United Nations, OPEC, OECD, IAEA)

• Technical specialists aiming for a general management position

• Employees in public services and regulatory bodies

• Experts from international financial institutions (researchers, analysts).

The Executive MBA in Energy Management provides comprehensive knowledge of the global energy market. You will gain a global overview of various energy markets, their challenges, and opportunities, enabling you to make strategic decisions at an international level.

The MBA Energy Management is independent and follows an objective teaching methodology. There are no formal partnerships with companies to ensure that the content provided is free from external influences and interests, offering participants well-rounded, unbiased knowledge.

The MBA Energy Management is independent and follows an objective teaching methodology. There are no formal partnerships with companies to ensure that the content provided is free from external influences and interests, offering participants well-rounded, unbiased knowledge.

Upon successful completion of the Executive MBA Energy Management, you will be awarded the prestigious academic title "Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA)" from the WU Vienna University of Economics and Business. This title reflects your solid expertise in business administration, with a special focus on energy management, and opens doors to leadership positions in the global energy sector.

Our selection process involves careful consideration of the following factors:

• High motivation for joining the program

• Enthusiasm for a challenging learning experience

• Clear understanding of personal contribution to team learning and the overall cohort experience

• Relevant skills and work experience

• Strong record of career progression

• Excellent interpersonal, intercultural, and communication skills

• Passion and commitment to achieve personal growth and success

• Diversity of the student group in terms of academic, professional, and cultural background

Applicants must meet the following formal requirements:

• Undergraduate degree (Bachelor 180 ECTS or equivalent) from a recognized post-secondary institution*

• Minimum of 3 years of postgraduate work experience

• Leadership experience preferred

• Proficiency in written and spoken English

^{* For the Executive MBA programs, outstanding professional experience may allow for application in exceptional cases.}