Department of Energy Policy and Engineering
Introduction
Energy is the backbone of national industry and an essential resource in our daily lives. Energy policy is inherently complex, involving a delicate balance between economic efficiency, environmental stewardship, and long-term sustainability. As the importance of strategic public investment and budget planning continues to grow, effective national energy planning and management has never been more critical.
The Department of Energy Policy and Engineering at KINGS offers a graduate curriculum designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to address challenges within this multifaceted system. Our program fosters global energy leaders capable of integrated problem-solving through a combination of academic theory, hands-on training, and peer learning with professionals from electric utilities and international public institutions.
The department offers a two-year master’s program, leading to either a Master of Engineering (ME) or a Master of Science (MS) in Energy Policy and Engineering.
Vision
We aim to develop global energy policy leaders who combine practical experience with strong theoretical foundations, contributing to national progress and the sustainable development of humanity through education and research in energy policy and engineering.
Challenging Expertise
in Energy Policy and Engineering
Energy Sharing
and Circular Economy
Environment Friendly
Energy Technologies
Sustainable
Energy Policy
Leadership in Global
Energy Governance
Educational Goals and Program Structure
The program is structured around three core goals that guide students from foundational knowledge to global leadership in energy policy.
Goal 1: Develop Interdisciplinary Understanding of Energy Systems
- - Sustainable and eco-friendly energy supply and policy
- - Energy economy and system analysis
- - Digitalization and decentralization of energy systems
Goal 2: Build Global Competence in Project Assessment and Managemen
- - Energy market structures and trading mechanisms
- - Project evaluation and risk management
- - International accounting and financial analysis
Goal 3: Train 3E-Based Energy Policy Experts (Energy–Environment–Economy)
- - Public engagement and leadership skills
- - Decision-making through systems engineering approaches
- - Thesis research in energy policy and management