Energy Policy (online) at University of Sussex - UCAS

Course summary

Taught 100% online, this flexible course offers you the opportunity to study Sussex’s internationally renowned Energy Policy Masters from wherever you are in the world. A version of this course is also available to be studied on campus. Course overview This course will help you develop the critical and systemic thinking needed to steer the shift towards sustainable energy in the public, private and third sectors. Building on the influential research of the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU), you’ll be taught by leading academics who are developing new interdisciplinary thinking in energy policy and applying this to contemporary challenges around the world. This MSc offers a broad-based, social science training in energy policy. Incorporating ideas from economics, political science and innovation studies. There is a focus on the role of innovation throughout the course. Teaching is interdisciplinary, practical and applied. You’ll focus on real-world policy problems and learn the skills required to analyse them, and propose viable policy solutions. Applicants do not require any prior training or education experience in the subject area, just a passion to drive change. This Masters is taught 100% online and is part-time. The course can be completed in a minimum of two years and maximum of four. Students have the opportunity to pause their studies if their work or life commitments require.

Modules

  • Introduction to Energy Policy
  • Policy Analysis
  • Understanding the Policy Process
  • Science, Technology and Innovation
  • Energy Sustainability
  • Energy Justice
  • Perspectives, Methods & Skills
  • Quantitative Research Methods for Energy Policy
  • Governing Energy Transitions
  • Energy and Development
  • Energy and Economic Growth
  • Energy Policy Capstone Project
Assessments will take place throughout each module and must be completed within the module teaching period for students to progress through the course/to the next module.


Entry requirements

A lower second-class (2.2) undergraduate honours degree or above from any UK university or international equivalent.


Fees and funding

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Energy Policy (online) at University of Sussex - UCAS