Master of Global Energy Economics
Course Overview
The Master of Global Energy Economics is a UK Master level programme delivered by the London School of Oil and Gas Management, a specialist division of Harold International College of London. Designed as research-informed senior practice culminating in a substantial dissertation or sponsor consulting project, the programme runs over a typical duration of 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time and is aligned with UK further and higher education standards recognised across the oil, gas and energy sector.
By graduation, you will be evidenced as a senior practitioner able to lead technical, commercial or HSE agendas in oil, gas and energy. Study focuses on regulatory compliance, energy economics and risk management, calibrated to the City energy trading floors, London commodities markets and the Aberdeen to Grangemouth axis of UK operations. Cohorts are small, tutor visible and delivered on-campus in London, online and by distance learning, so the Master of Global Energy Economics fits around work, family and shift patterns common to the energy workforce.
Assessment on the Master of Global Energy Economics combines applied coursework, structured seminars, workplace-style case exercises and a summative project or portfolio. Curriculum design is reviewed each intake against employer input from the North Sea supply chain, the City energy trading floors, downstream operators at Grangemouth, Fawley and Stanlow, and the Aberdeen basin. Named tutors on the Master of Global Energy Economics are practising engineers, HSE specialists and energy economists rather than career academics, and the Master of Global Energy Economics is delivered in cohorts small enough for direct feedback.
The Master of Global Energy Economics curriculum recognises that oil, gas and energy operations now sit at the intersection of hydrocarbon delivery, energy transition, digital operations and evidenced governance. The Master of Global Energy Economics therefore threads sustainability, safety culture, commercial literacy and technical capability across every module, so graduates leave with a coherent professional signal that reads clearly to UK and international employers reviewing their applications.
Key Features
- UK Master qualification aligned with the Energy Institute (EI) and International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE).
- Curriculum reviewed annually with reference to Health and Safety Executive (HSE UK) frameworks and Health and Safety Executive (HSE UK) frameworks.
- Applied study of regulatory compliance, energy economics and risk management, structured around live oil, gas and energy case material.
- Named programme tutor across the whole Master in seminars capped for meaningful discussion.
- Three parallel study modes, on-campus in London, online, or by distance learning, with the same assessment standard.
- Careers service support linked to the LSOGM employer network across the North Sea, City energy trading floors and international operators.
- Structured progression route from the Master of Global Energy Economics into higher level LSOGM programmes where relevant.
What You Will Learn
- Apply UK recognised standards to regulatory compliance in real oil, gas and energy contexts.
- Use scenario planning models to appraise operational, commercial or HSE decisions.
- Interpret HSE audit frameworks and translate findings into evidenced recommendations.
- Build reasoned briefs that combine energy economics with risk management.
- Communicate technical content to non specialist stakeholders across the energy value chain.
- Operate under HSE governance and demonstrate awareness of IOSH and NEBOSH principles as they apply to the Master of Global Energy Economics.
- Reference IEMA-referenced environmental appraisal in written work and workplace deliverables.
- Reflect on ethics, sustainability and the energy transition as they influence Master of Global Energy Economics practice.
Who This Course Is For
- Bachelor graduates progressing to UK Level 7 postgraduate study.
- Senior practitioners in energy building a research informed credential.
- International applicants meeting UK postgraduate entry standards.
- Career changers with strong professional experience in oil, gas or energy.
- Working professionals targeting director, principal or lead engineer track roles.
Career Pathways
- Lead or Principal Carbon Management Consultant
- Lead or Principal Energy Transition Analyst
- Lead or Principal Business Development Manager (Energy)
- Lead or Principal Petroleum Investment Analyst
- Lead or Principal Oil & Gas Trader
- Lead or Principal Contracts & Commercial Manager
The LSOGM careers service supports Master of Global Energy Economics students with CV and application coaching, employer introductions across the North Sea and City energy sector, and one to one guidance calibrated to your prior experience and target role.
Entry Requirements
- A UK Bachelor degree at 2:2 or above (or international equivalent) in a relevant discipline.
- Relevant work experience considered in place of formal academic qualifications for senior applicants.
- IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) for non-native English speakers.
- Two references, normally one academic and one personal or employer.
- Personal statement covering your research or professional interests as they relate to the Master of Global Energy Economics.
Why Study at LSOGM
The London School of Oil and Gas Management is a specialist division of Harold International College of London teaching in small, tutor-visible cohorts. LSOGM sits within reach of the City's energy trading floors, the offshore expertise of Aberdeen and the North Sea, and one of the world's densest concentrations of oil, gas and energy sector employers, professional bodies and standards organisations.
Every intake, on-campus, online or by distance learning, joins the same weekly seminar structure with named programme-tutor support. Three parallel study modes make LSOGM programmes accessible around work, family or shift patterns in the energy sector. Curricula are reviewed annually against live employer demand, faculty are practising engineers, HSE specialists and energy economists, and students leave with evidenced capability, from process safety audits to reservoir models to trading briefs.
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