Master of Energy Economics and Policy

The Master of Energy Economics and Policy develops advanced skills in electricity markets, carbon pricing, and energy-industrial strategy for careers in Dutch ministries, EU institutions, consultancies, and research. Option streams may include wholesale market design, climate fiscal policy, or offshore wind economics, depending on the year’s offering; see the programme specification for the current structure.

Typically includes core policy evaluation, sustainability governance, and a dissertation. The programme specification for your entry year confirms options, credit weighting, and accreditation statements.

A good honours degree in policy, development, economics, or a closely related discipline is normally required. Applicants with strong professional experience in public policy may be considered. International applicants must meet AIEE’s English language standard for postgraduate study; exact grades and accepted tests are listed in the admissions statement for the programme.

Graduates progress to analyst roles in policy, finance, and data. Use careers appointments and employer events during the degree to shape your next step.