Energy Economics and Policy - Module EC6141 Programme content
Key information
During this module, you will:
Explore how energy markets and climate policy are reshaping industries, creating demand for professionals with applied economic insight.
Learn to evaluate tools like carbon pricing, emissions trading, and energy subsidies through real-world case studies.
Gain practical skills to assess the economic impact of policies aimed at sustainability, energy security, and decarbonisation.
Boost your employability in the fast-growing green economy and gain credits towards a master’s degree in economics or energy policy.
Key information:
Delivered online during the spring semester over twelve weeks. You will be assessed using continuous assessment methods, including essays, online presentations, contributions to debates, and practical problem sets.
The module will include pre-recorded lectures and live online sessions, delivered through a virtual learning environment.
Part-time considerations:
Designed for working professionals
Evening or recorded lectures
Additional prep and group work time
Timetable provided after registration