Can I study the Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management online or by distance learning?

You can study the Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management on-campus in London, online in a weekly cohort, or by distance learning; assessment and tutor access are identical across modes.

What are the entry requirements for the Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management?

Entry to the Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management follows the standard LSOGM Master criteria. Applicants need the prior qualification level set out in the Entry Requirements section plus IELTS where English is not a first language. A short statement of intent about integrated energy infrastructure management completes the application to the Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management.

Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Mgmt | LSOGM | Harold International College of London

Course Overview

The Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management is an UK Level 7 postgraduate qualification at the London School of Oil and Gas Management, delivered across on-campus, online and distance learning routes over 1 to 2 years. The programme develops research-informed senior practice capability in integrated energy infrastructure management, with syllabus content aligned to Energy Institute (EI) and Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) frameworks and grounded in infrastructure owner-operators, network companies and infrastructure funds.

By the point of award, you will be closing with a dissertation, capstone or sponsor consulting project and stepping into senior technical, commercial or leadership roles. Every module builds toward evidenced competence in integrated infrastructure planning, asset portfolio management and network optimisation, with practice-based assessment rather than examination-heavy coursework.

Key Features

Syllabus benchmarked against Energy Institute (EI) and Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) standards for integrated energy infrastructure management.
Weekly seminar-led teaching with named programme-tutor support across all three study modes.
Focus on integrated infrastructure planning and asset portfolio management, delivered through applied case work rather than passive lecture.
Assessment centred on real deliverables: portfolio plans, asset management strategies and network optimisation studies.
Guest sessions with practising engineers, HSE specialists and energy economists drawn from American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE).
Formal alignment with UK sector practice, including European Petroleum Refiners Association (Concawe) frameworks where relevant to integrated energy infrastructure management.
Careers-service support with CV, portfolio and interview preparation targeted at Midstream, Logistics & Refining employers.

What You Will Learn

Interpret core concepts and terminology in integrated energy infrastructure management at research-informed senior practice level.
Produce portfolio plans that reflect UK sector practice for Midstream, Logistics & Refining.
Apply integrated infrastructure planning and asset portfolio management to structured problems drawn from infrastructure owner-operators, network companies and infrastructure funds.
Build asset management strategies and defend the underlying assumptions in a technical review.
Assess risk, safety and commercial implications of decisions in integrated energy infrastructure management.
Communicate technical findings clearly to non-specialist stakeholders and executive sponsors.
Interpret network optimisation and infrastructure investment within a live operating or commercial context.
Draft network optimisation studies and investment appraisals to a standard suitable for sign-off by a chartered supervisor.

Who This Course Is For

Graduates and senior professionals entering the oil, gas and energy sector for the first time.
Career changers from adjacent technical, engineering or commercial disciplines seeking a structured route into integrated energy infrastructure management.
Working professionals in the energy sector who need a UK-recognised Master in integrated energy infrastructure management to progress internally.
International applicants planning to work in UK or European oil, gas and energy operations.
Applicants using the Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management as a stepping stone into further LSOGM study at the next level.

Career Pathways

Petrochemical Plant Engineer within midstream, logistics & refining functions.
Terminal Operations Manager within midstream, logistics & refining functions.
Marine Oil Operations Manager within midstream, logistics & refining functions.
Petroleum Transportation Manager within midstream, logistics & refining functions.
Energy Supply Chain Manager within midstream, logistics & refining functions.
Distribution & Logistics Manager within midstream, logistics & refining functions.

The LSOGM careers service supports graduates with sector-specific CV clinics, mock interviews and introductions to recruiting employers across the UK oil, gas and energy sector. Support continues after graduation for alumni working in integrated energy infrastructure management roles.

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.

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. Learners on the Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management benefit specifically from LSOGM positioning close to the City energy trading floors, the North Sea supply chain, and UK regulators and professional bodies working on integrated energy infrastructure management.

Apply for Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management

Take the senior postgraduate track with LSOGM on the Master of Integrated Energy Infrastructure Management. Click Enrol Now. Admissions responds within one working day. Submit your application through the online portal with a short statement of intent covering your interest in integrated energy infrastructure management. Enrol Now.