TRAINING, OBJECTIVES Understanding the European world: interculturalism, human resources, policy, international trade, taxation ... Understand the fundamentals of environmental and energy management, statistics and financial management Mastering the Environmental Law and Energy, energy conservation, waste recovery and performance management

A JOB Responsible energy / environment Chargé (e) study of energy / environment Auditor energy / environment Eco-advisor consular chamber Energy Consultant / Environment Of Sustainable Development Consultant energy studies

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Internships:

Internship or mission in company 6 to 12 weeks in the first year and 12 weeks in 2nd year Or Alternation (contact us) ... [-]

The holder of the European Master Environmental Management and Energy integrates functions of responsibility in the private and parastatal organizations of all sizes.

It will be a listener Mission / board or responsible Energy / Environment / Safety. It may hold positions or frame attached to the direction of a structure (often integrated into a QHSE department) either integrated framework in Environment and Sustainable Development Department at the headquarters of a large company, a local authority or a consultancy.

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Be sensitive to issues related to the environment, be provided with a capacity to communicate and to "educate".

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Overview PROGRAM DURATION 15 months DEGREE LEVEL Advanced Master’s. Program certified by the French National Register of Professional Certifications (RNCP). Alternates classroom study with work experience. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Master or Bachelor’s degree (with a minimum of 3 years of professional experience) FULL PROGRAM FEES € 16,900 Program

Program structure

Part-time work/study program from October to May + 6 months of full-time work from June to December. Internship opportunities and the possibility of obtaining a French contrat de professionalisation. Courses are taught 40% in English and 60% in French.

Admission & application Admission Diploma from a recognized business school in management or engineering or a university: Master's degree (Bac+5) in sciences, economics, or social sciences.Or at least 3 years of significant professional experience with a Bachelor's degree (Bac+4). English test and jury session. Autonomy, adaptability, interpersonal skills, and personal commitment to an intensive Master's program Application ... [-]

LEARN TO DEFINE SUSTAINABLE ENERGY POLICY AND BUILD THE SMART-CITIES OF TOMORROW In 2050, an estimated 66% of the world population will be urban. An evolution impacting particularly emerging countries. Increasing urbanization is associated with energy needs rising sharply. How do we manage to reconcile the two? During this Master Spécialisé® Manager of the Energy Transition of Urban Systems, the student will acquire the knowledge standards and regulations in effect, will include decisions mechanisms that take place in communities, among planners and energy suppliers, and learn to implement diagnostics and analyzing energy issues. Finally, it will be able to manage and seeking support to implement energy policies medium and long terms. Real manager the post-carbon cityHe can organize, lead and arbitrate the critical choices facing the urbanizing areas. This program is jointly developed by the University of Technology of Troyes and EPF, which bring the expertise of their researchers, In the domains : sustainable development, environment, territorial approach and digital technologies to UTT urban planning, green building, smart cities and energy for EPF They trust us [...] This type of training seems to us perfectly relevant to the needs of the labor market and in particular with the need to offer potential well-trained professionals to network technologies, energy transition and urban systems. [...] [...] Students who complete this course will have a comprehensive approach to issues of the energy transition, especially in the field of housing, and a deepening of the levers, actions and tools actors mobilize to meet this... [-]

A global consensus on the urgency to enact measures to mitigate climate change has emerged in recent years, culminating in December 2015 with the Paris Agreement at the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21). 195 countries adopted the first-ever universal, global climate deal to limit to 2°C the rise in global temperatures. The agreement also states its aim of limiting the increase to 1.5°C, which would significantly reduce the risk of climate change for ecosystems and human populations. The future of energy production and particularly renewable energy generation capacities lies at the heart of efforts to reach these new goals.

The transformation in energy production is generally known as the “energy transition.” This shift away from fossil fuels and towards more sustainable alternatives has become not only a political and environmental imperative but also an economic one. The technologies and business models of this changing energy landscape call for increasingly sophisticated expertise.... [-]

The MSc in Energy Management (MEM) at ESCP Europe is an 18-month, full-time postgraduate programme for those aiming towards a career in the energy sector.

Taught in English at our London and Paris campuses and including an optional one-week seminar in the United States of America, the MEM is delivered by a world-renowned faculty and specially selected industry practitioners. The MEM's objective is to help students understand the energy business environment and its fundamental economic and technological concepts. Participants will gain the ability to develop and implement strategies to address major issues in energy regulation and policy, as well as strengthening.

Key Features

The MSc in Energy Management programme aims to give students an integrated view of the various, industry-specific issues in order to cope with its complexity, thereby enabling them to deal effectively with the dramatic changes taking place.... [-]