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The fields covered by our industry-oriented programs include: Exploration-Production, Energy Sector Processes, Powertrains and Products, Economics-Management.Īdmission: Applicants must have an engineering degree or equivalent, corresponding to four years (American BSc, for example) or five years (French engineering degree, for example) of higher education.Īpplicants are selected on the basis of their application, followed by an interview. Our offer includes 10 industry-oriented graduate programs.

IFP School is located in Rueil-Malmaison (near Paris).

80% of students receive industry-backed financing.

13,000 alumni active in more than 100 countries.

17 Master's programs, including 7 taught in English.

Our strong industrial partnerships, our position within IFP Energies nouvelles, our multidisciplinary educational programs, international prestige and unique work environment have helped our students succeed since the School's founding in 1924. Our mission is to train the experts who will drive the transition to the new energy economy and meet current industrial and societal needs in the fields of energy, oil, gas, petrochemicals and powertrains. IFP School prepares engineers for work in the energy and transportation sectors. The company also develops its own wind projects. UTE conducts procedures to contract that power in a long-term basis from near 20 different projects, which now are being developed by IPPâ€™s. The National Energy Policy developed since 2007, for the electric sector include a goal to get installed new 1200 MW of wind power and at least 200 MW of biomass by 2015.

The peak load of the system is about 1800 MW, having an annual consumption of 10,000 GWh. Near 98% of households are interconnected. The electric sector has an installed capacity of almost 2700 MW, historically based on a mix between hydro plants and thermal back-up (65-35%). 3.5 million inhabitants, with an annual per capita GDP of 14,400 USD and expecting 4% of economic increase for 2013.

Located in the south cone of South America, Uruguay has a total area of 187,000 km2, aprox. Born in 1912, the company is vertically integrated, developing power plants, transmission and distribution networks and electricity marketing both inside Uruguay and with neighboring countries. UTE (National Administration of Power Plants and Electric Transmission) is a 100-year state-owned utility. The university's master programme in industrial economics is known for its excellence and admittance requires a high grade point average.

Their main research areas are risk analysis and management, industrial and petroleum economics, fisheries and aquaculture and societal safety. Within the Faculty of Science and Technology, research related to the oil and gas industry has an international reputation.Â The Department of Industrial Economics, Risk Management and Planning has consistently been among Norwayâ€™s most prolific research groups.

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The Stavanger region has been Norwayâ€™s hub for innovative industry for several decades and this is reflected in the universityÂ´s emphasis on technology and programmes of professional study. As member of the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU), the university aims at being a regional driving force through research activities, new forms of teaching and learning, and knowledge transfer. The University of Stavanger, Norway, has about 9200 students and 1300 staff. In July 1999, EDMC was merged into IEEJ and began operating as an IEEJ division under the same name, i.e., the Energy Data and Modeling Center. In October 1984, the Energy Data and Modeling Center (EDMC) was established as an IEEJ-affiliated organization to carry out such tasks as the development of energy data bases, building of various energy models and econometric analyses of energy. With the diversification of social needs during the three and a half decades of its operation, IEEJ has expanded its scope of research activities to include such topics as environmental problems and international cooperation closely related to energy. The aim of its establishment is to carry on research activities specialized in the area of energy from the viewpoint of the national economy as a whole in a bid to contribute to sound development of the Japanese energy-supplying and energy-consuming industries and to the improvement of people's life in the country by objectively analyzing energy problems and providing basic data, information and reports necessary for the formulation of policies. The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan was established in June 1966 and certified as an incorporated foundation by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry in September that year.

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