The ideal candidate would come from, or seek, a business development and/or strategic planning position within the energy sector. This candidate would also possess a predisposition for using economic models and quantitative methods to help form well-reasoned insights into energy sector developments. The candidate need not have previously studied economics at the university level.

The Master of Energy Economics (MEECON) is a 12-month, full-time professional master’s program designed to educate future leaders and strategic thinkers in the energy sector. Students develop skills to provide insightful analysis of energy markets in order to inform future market orientation, capital asset decisions and firm strategic direction. Built upon programs in the Economics Department and the Baker Institute’s Center for Energy Studies (CES), the Master of Energy Economics provides a new avenue for energy professionals to develop human capital relevant for business development and/or strategic planning roles.