Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Energy Economics combines core policy analysis with data skills and applied governance. Owning cluster: Energy Economics — see the staff list. The programme is designed for professionals who want to work in policy analysis, governance, sustainability, or further study, with accreditation and external recognition detailed in the annual prospectus.
Modules (indicative)
Typical progression includes policy analysis, governance frameworks, sustainability assessment, and applied options. The official programme specification lists confirmed module choices for each intake year.
Entry requirements
Applicants normally hold an undergraduate degree or equivalent professional experience in policy, public administration, or a related field. International applicants present qualifications recognised by AIEE alongside English language tests where English is not your first language. Exact entry criteria are published in the annual prospectus.
Careers
Graduates go on to analytics, policy, finance, and further study. Careers and employability services can share sector pathways and vacancy support while you are a student.
Key facts
Level: Graduate certificate
Duration: 9–12 months
Cluster: Energy Economics — Research clusters