EXECUTIVE

MASTER IN
ENERGY
MANAGEMENT

EXECUTIVE SPECIALISED MASTER
2013-2014
EXECUTIVE MASTER
IN ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
ESCP EUROPE
Introducing ESCP Europe Business School 4
A Message from the Dean 6
Introducing the EMEM 7
The EMEM in Detail 8
The EMEM Consultancy Project 12
Participant Testimonials 15
Academic Excellence at an International Standard 16
The ESCP Europe Alumni Association 21
Admissions and Practical Information 22
The Research Centre for Energy Management 24
About ESCP Europe and MDI 26
CONTENTS
European Identity, Global Perspective
The Worlds First Business School (est. 1819)
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Five ESCP Europe campuses in
Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid and Torino
100 academic alliances worldwide
Triple accredited: EQUIS, AMBA, AACSB
Regularly ranked amongst the worlds best
business schools
4,000 students in degree programmes
representing 90 different nationalities
5,000 high-level participants in customised
training programmes and executive education
127 research-active professors representing
more than 20 nationalities
120 afliate and visiting professors, and
more than 700 practitioners and experts
40,000 active alumni in more than
150 countries worldwide
ESCP EUROPE BUSINESS SCHOOL
ESCP Europe, the Worlds First Business School, was
founded in 1819 by a group of economic scholars and
businessmen, including the well-known economist Jean-
Baptiste Say and the celebrated trader Vital Roux. Say was
an advocate of economic liberalism and is often credited
with having coined the concept of entrepreneurship as
early as 1800. Roux is particularly known for having largely
contributed to the elaboration of the Commercial Code
in 1807, as well as for his up-front thinking in innovative
pedagogy. One can therefore argue that the creation of
ESCP Europe represented the invention of the business
school concept.
1819 ESCP Europe is established by a group of
economic scholars and businessmen in Paris.
It becomes the Worlds First Business School.
1921 ESCP Europe celebrates its 100th anniversary,
postponed due to the post-war crisis, in the
vast auditorium of the Sorbonne.
1973 The concept of a multi-campus business
school is born through the inauguration of
campuses in Germany and the United Kingdom.
1988 The School opens its 4th campus in Madrid.
2004 We enter Italy with a 5th campus in Torino.
Paris:
The Paris campus is conveniently located in the centre of the city. It is the largest of ESCP Europes ve
locations, hosting the greatest number of faculty and students as well as one of the most prestigious
Grandes Ecoles in the country. With extensive on-campus facilities and several student clubs and
associations, a strong sense of school spirit and community prevails.
London:
Located in West Hampstead in northwest London, this campus offers students state-of-the-art
facilities in a traditional Victorian building. The bright city lights and the business community are only a
tube ride away, while the fashionable area of West Hampstead offers a broad cultural experience away
from the hustle and bustle of inner-city life.
Berlin:
The Berlin campus is located close to one of the historical centrepieces of Berlin, the Charlottenburg
Palace. Located in baroque gardens, it overlooks the Schools beautiful late-19th century building.
Throughout the year, there are events and conferences on the latest business issues. The Berlin
campus is a staatlich anerkannte wissenschaftliche Hochschule in Germany.
Madrid:
Located only a couple of metres away from the National Park of Monte del Prado, the Madrid campus
is an ideal place for students to focus on their studies and professional development. The surrounding
gardens and parks set the scene for the hard work and personal reection necessary during the
development of managerial competences.
Torino:
The Torino campus is located in a beautiful building with modern facilities. Torino is one of the main
business centres of the Italian economy and home to many architectural masterpieces. It is also one of
the favourite student cities in Italy. The Torino campus has strong relationships with a number of Italian
and international companies, which contribute to its governance.
Five campuses in major European cities
The Schools legal support is provided by the Chamber of Commerce
and Industry of the Paris Ile-de-France region, which is a member
of the Charity, the Asociacin and the Verein, and one of the three
founding members of the Fondazione and the Associazione.
The European Board formulates the Schools strategy. It brings
together representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry
of the Paris Ile-de-France region, of the national boards and of the
Advisory Board.
This Advisory Board is composed of company executives and
representatives of the economic, institutional and cultural worlds.
It aims to present the School with different perspectives and ensure
that academic programmes are in line with tomorrows corporate
challenges.
Created in 2005, the ESCP Europe Foundation provides active
support for the Schools development projects.
ESCP Europe Business School
is a composite entity, bringing
together the Chamber of Commerce
and Industry of the Paris Ile-de-
France region in France; a charity
in the United Kingdom; a Verein in
Germany; an Asociacin in Spain;
and a Fondazione coupled with an
Associazione in Italy.
ESCP Europe and European Governance
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Programme Objectives
The Executive Master in Energy Management (EMEM) aims to provide participants
with enhanced managerial capabilities and a good understanding of todays energy-
related technological challenges, thereby enabling their progression to the forefront
of innovation and project development in a context of complexity, high uncertainty
and severe competition. The programme is professionally orientated and designed
to give participants a comprehensive understanding of key energy issues, along
with advanced analytical and managerial skills. Designed for outstanding young
professionals, it is suitable for both experienced energy-sector workers and those
wishing to move into the industry. Participants can expect to leave the programme
with:
An understanding of the energy business environment and its fundamental
economic and technological concepts
An in-depth knowledge of energy technologies, industries and markets
The ability to develop and implement strategies to address major issues in
energy regulation and policy
A thorough and practical approach to managerial issues and resources related
to the energy industry
INTRODUCING THE EXECUTIVE MASTER
IN ENERGY MANAGEMENT
Established in 1819, ESCP Europe is the worlds oldest business
school and has educated generations of leaders and forefront
thinkers. With its ve urban campuses in Paris, London, Berlin,
Madrid and Torino, ESCP Europe has a true European identity
which enables the provision of a unique style of business
education and a global perspective on management issues.
ESCP Europes network of 100 partner universities
extends the Schools reach from European to worldwide.
Triple-crown accredited (EQUIS, AMBA, AACSB), ESCP
Europe welcomes 4,000 students and 5,000 executives from
90 different nations every year, offering them a wide range
of general management and specialised programmes.

The Schools alumni network counts 40,000 members
from 200 nationalities in 150 countries. Together with its
long-standing relationships with national and multinational
companies, this network allows ESCP Europe to provide unique
career opportunities on an international scale.
Through a combination of innovative pedagogy, cross-campus
programmes with integrated curricula, and a research-
active faculty, ESCP Europe is an essential contributor to the
development of a European, cross-national management
culture. The aspiration of ESCP Europe is the credo of Europe:
to remain faithful to its humanistic values while at the same
time anticipating the new ways of the world.

Prof. Dr. Edouard Husson
Dean of ESCP Europe
A MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN
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Boardroom, Lecture Room and Beyond
A exible, part-time programme that enables candidates to combine executive
studies with a full-time job
Developed in cooperation with leading companies and institutions in the eld
Focus on corporate issues and professional skills
A truly international, cross-cultural learning environment
Interactive learning environments, with a focus on personal and leadership
development
An opportunity to develop research and consultancy skills
Excellent networking opportunities offered by our 40,000-strong alumni
Company visits to leading players in the energy industry
Various expert guest speakers from the sector
Provided by a business school with proven global excellence: 2nd worldwide
(Master in Management); top ve worldwide for Career Progression,
International Student Body and International Course Experience (Executive
MBA); and 2nd in the UK and 10th in Europe (ESCP Europe as a whole), as
ranked by the Financial Times in 2012.
Programme Structure
The EMEM is a 12-month international programme taught at ESCP Europes
campuses in London, Paris, Madrid and Berlin. The programme is divided into
four two-week modules and a nal one-week module in New Delhi, India.

It is comprised of:
General Management Courses, which provide the essentials of
management training. These are complemented by guided group work on case
studies relating to the energy sector.
Corporate and Market Finance
Economics
Corporate and Business Strategy
Project Management
Organisational Behaviour
International Finance
Energy-Specialised Courses
Fundamentals of Energy: Technology and Geopolitics
Energy Policy
Energy Markets
Corporate Energy Strategy
Shaping the Future of an Organisation in the Energy Industry
Energy Project Management
Financing Energy Projects
Developing Energy Projects in Emerging Countries
Energy Risk Management
Consultancy Project: Group work on a specic, real-life case study closely
related to the energy business community.
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THE EMEM IN DETAIL
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MODULE 1: LONDON (2 weeks)
INTRODUCTION TO ENERGY
FUNDAMENTALS:
TECHNOLOGY & GEOPOLITICS
An overview of current and prospective
energy technologies, and how these
may affect energy policies and corporate
strategies
Fundamentals of energy technology
Oil and gas exploration, drilling,
transportation, and rening
Electricity generation, transport and
distribution
Energy geography and geopolitics
ESSENTIALS IN GENERAL
MANAGEMENT

Core knowledge in macroeconomics and
nance applied to the energy industry
Essentials in macroceonomics
Essentials in corporate nance
Futures, options and derivatives
MODULE 3: LONDON/PARIS (2 weeks)
ENERGY MARKETS
An in-depth analysis of energy
supply and demand to identify their
determinants and understand how
energy markets work.
Energy risk management
Oil and gas upstream and
downstream markets
Electricity market:
price mechanism; market design
Shipping markets
Commodities trading game
ENERGY CORPORATE STRATEGY
Presentation of the strategic challenges
in the energy sector and an in-depth
analysis of strategic developments
involving energy rms, their rationale
and conditions for success.
Integrating sustainability and
corporate social responsibility
Innovation as a strategic priority
Energy technological breakthroughs:
threats and opportunities
MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS IN THE
ENERGY SECTOR
M&A rationale
Valuation and nancial integration
MODULE 4: MADRID (2 weeks)
A FOCUS ON RENEWABLES
An up-to-date presentation of case
studies, site visits and professional
conferences.

A Focus on Renewable Energy
Technologies: Wind, Solar and other
renewables
Decision Making in Renewables
Company visits
PROJECT FINANCE
Presentation of the structures,
instruments and techniques used to
nance new energy projects.
Project structuring: legal issues
Project valuation
Project nancing
Project risk analysis and
management
Valuing offshore energy projects
ESSENTIALS IN GENERAL
MANAGEMENT
Core knowledge in Corporate and
Business Strategy and Project
Development, with a focus on the
energy industry.
Integrating Safety in the Energy
Business
Energy Corporate & Business
Strategies
Supply Chain Management
Differentiation and Innovation in
the Energy Sector: Product Value &
Services
MODULE 2: BERLIN (2 weeks)
ESSENTIALS IN ECONOMICS AND
ENERGY POLICY
Core knowledge in microeconomics
applied to the energy industry; analysis
of the challenges and constraints in
energy policy using European and
German examples and case studies.
Microeconomics for energy
managers
Energy Policy: objectives and
reections on the business-policy link
European environmental and energy
law; competition law
SHAPING THE FUTURE OF AN
ORGANISATION
Shaping an organisation to deal with
change and enhance creativity in a
complex environment is a major issue
for energy companies. This component
provides essential knowledge on how to
cope with that imperative
The relevance of sustainability for the
energy sector
Creativity, entrepreneurship and
intrapreneurship
Dealing with the HR challenge
Organisational behaviour, leadership
and change management

MODULE 5: NEW DELHI (1 week)
DEVELOPING PROJECTS
IN EMERGING COUNTRIES
A focus on emerging markets with
particular attention paid to specic risks
and complexity arising from cultural
differences, lack of local expertise and
legal uncertainty.
Country risk assessment and
mitigation
Dealing with local administration
and authorities
Operations management and control
Site and company visits
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The integrated EMEM Consultancy Project is a key element of the programme,
designed to provide participants with a collaborative, multi-disciplinary learning
experience. It is not only an opportunity to solve a real-life challenge posed by a
company; this 8- to 10-month team project will allow EMEM participants to use and
to consolidate their understanding of the concepts and tools presented during the
programme:
In the energy business context
In collaboration with her/his employer
In collaboration with a new company
With a company start-up
Participants are expected to perform a group analysis of the problems and
opportunities faced by a client company, producing a series of recommendations
that can be implemented to meet the strategic challenge at hand. Each team
will be supervised by a company representative, ensuring the clients objectives
and guidelines are adhered to. Participants will also work with an ESCP Europe
professor to ensure the academic requirements are met.
The company sponsor receives a comprehensive written report, and the conclusions
of the project are presented to an academic jury.
THE EMEM CONSULTANCY PROJECT
Demand Side Management (DSM) in the Electricity
Industry: Evaluation of the business potential for
aggregated demand response in UK
Our project focused on a specic area of DSM known as
aggregated demand response, which provides system services to
the transmission grid operator on the demand side. Furthermore,
our efforts concentrated on the UK market a core market for our
project sponsor from a geographical point of view, and one of the
most developed DSM markets in Europe.
During the project, we carried out extensive research in the
market as a whole, narrowing the focus down to aggregation and
evaluating the potential of DSM from system and commercial
perspectives. We also tried to explore the exciting future of DSM
in the context of the smart future of the grid. Finally, we put that
knowledge into action, developing a business model and a plan to
test our assumptions and see whether the aggregation looks as
attractive in the unforgiving nancial landscape.
Our team was as diverse as it could get for its size: three people,
three nationalities, two different backgrounds (engineering and
nance), and three different companies operating in three different
elds. And not to forget that all three of us were working abroad in
three different countries, using a language that is not our native.
How does that come together? Our common denominators were
our passion for energy, keen interest in business and - not to be
underestimated - our common lack of fear towards numbers
(no surprise given our backgrounds). As it happened, there was
rather little time for thinking about differences; our full-time jobs
combined with the EMEM programme and the project proved to be
the perfect medicine to forget anything else but the common goal
when deadlines loomed on the horizon.
Looking back, we had fun preparing our project including the
research and business plan - for a subject we barely knew in
the beginning, working together via Skype instead of sitting in a
conference room. At the end, the knowledge and recognition we
gained for our efforts, both from academics and our sponsor,
meant the hard work was well worth our time.
Yordan Yordanov, Marco Barbieri and Mathieu Fitamen
2011 Executive Master in Energy Management participants
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EXAMPLES OF PROJECTS FROM PREVIOUS
YEARS
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Offshore Wind Power: Strategic recommendations for Statkraft
Sustainable Strategy & Business Development: Introducing the
electrical island market
Wind and Waterfall Resources: Options and strategies for resource
and land-owners
HYDROCARBONS
COAL + CCS = the answer to secure electricity supplies in a carbon-
restricted future?
Long-Term Strategy for Caspian Oil Transportation to External Markets
How environmental legislation challenges oil business in the Barents Sea
START-UP
Opportunities and feasibility for Independent Power Production (IPP) projects
in France and Germany
ALUMNI ON THE GO
I chose this programme because I wanted to establish my prior energy sector
experience with an appropriate diploma. Furthermore, with my other higher
education diplomas being from the US, I wanted to be part of an alumni network
that was well-established in both my home country of France and throughout
Europe. These criteria naturally led me to the ESCP Europes Executive Master
in Energy Management.
Already having a MBA in Finance from 1994, I was a bit apprehensive about
some of the material being redundant; these fears proved unfounded, as the
programmes content in areas such as economics or project nance was
specically tailored to the needs of the energy sector.
Upon leaving the programme, I have taken a position in London and become
involved in the local ESCP Europe alumni community. Im happy to report that it
is just as vibrant as the one in France!
After twelve years working with passion in the oil and gas business, I wanted
to broaden my knowledge, skills and responsibilities. The Executive Master in
Energy Management was the perfect match for my expectations.
The programme was a great opportunity to share my own views and interact
with a very international group of students and professors. Thanks to the EMEM,
I now have the tools and references to better understand the challenges the
energy sector will have to face in the future.
I chose this specic programme for several reasons, the rst of which
obviously being my interest in widening my understanding of the energy
industry as a whole. Throughout the course I conrmed that my work
experience in the offshore wind sector represented only a small fraction
of what energy issues encompass.
The EMEM provided a good balance between industry topics, general
management subjects and case studies, as well as an ideal mix of formal
lectures by ESCP Europe faculty and talks with industry experts on various
topics. My colleagues had a variety of different nationalities and backgrounds,
which contributed greatly to the international feel of the programme, in addition to
the fact that it was split between the Schools different campuses with an
additional module at MDI in India.
This was my rst experience of studying while working, and I must confess that
I found it very useful: I was able to put into practice things I learnt right after
hearing about them for the rst time in class. I am sure the skills I developed
throughout the course will be useful for my future transition from technical to
managerial roles.
The Executive Master in Energy Management at ESCP Europe allowed me to
complement my previous engineering education and experience with additional
management and business-related skills. Today, my mind is unquestionably
more open to see the world in a different way, and I believe that this course
allowed me to understand it better, too. Thanks to the EMEM, I feel that I am
denitely more equipped to tackle problems when they arise and would be
pleased to go back in time to be able to enjoy every single moment again.
Michael Grossman
(France)
2011 Executive Master
in Energy Management
participant
Ronan Scavennec
(France)
2011 Executive Master
in Energy Management
participant
Joaquim Moio
(Portugal)
2011 Executive Master
in Energy Management
participant
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The Faculty
127 professors make up the ESCP Europe full-time faculty. The School also has
more than 80 afliate faculty members and some 700 part-time professors and
working professionals. Each year, the School welcomes more than 40 visiting
professors from leading universities around the world.
International Excellence
The School offers academic excellence at an international standard. This is
recognised by several national and international rankings, in which ESCP Europe is
regularly placed in the top positions. In particular, the multicultural and international
dimensions of ESCP Europe are consistently recognised.
Our Core Faculty Team
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AT AN
INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
Director of ESCP Europe Business School, London campus
Over the course of his career, Patrick has occupied several international
positions: in Asia he was the Director of the School of Management at the Asian
Institute of Technology (AIT, Bangkok, Thailand); in Paris, he was the Dean of
ESCP Europes EMBA programme; and he is now ESCP Europes UK Director.
Patrick has also contributed to the development of various international
programmes, such as the Master in Economics of Banking and Finance, Hanoi
& Ho Chi Minh (Vietnam).
Dr Patrick
Gougeon
Academic co-Director of the Executive Master in Energy Management
at ESCP Europe Business School
Kostas is an Assistant Professor in Finance & Energy Economics, Director
of the Research Centre for Energy Management, and Academic Director of
the postgraduate and Executive Masters in Energy Management at ESCP
Europe Business School. He holds a PhD in Finance from Cass Business
School, City University London. In support of his PhD studies he has been the
recipient of the prestigious Alexander S. Onassis Public Benet Foundations
scholarship. He also holds an MBA and MSc in Finance, both with distinction,
from Northeastern University, Boston, USA, and a bachelors degree in
Production Engineering & Management from Technical University of Crete,
Greece. He is also a member of the Beta Gamma Sigma honour society.
His current research interests include price modelling, nancial engineering,
and the application of risk management techniques and innovative investment
strategies in energy, shipping and agricultural commodities markets, and
international trade. He has edited special issues, organised international
conferences, and his research papers have been published in international
nance and commodity-related Journals and have been presented at
established and recognised conferences worldwide.
Dr. Kostas
Andriosopoulos
Academic co-Director of the Executive Master in Energy Management
at ESCP Europe Business School
Othman is Assistant Professor of Finance at ESCP Europe Business
School, teaching Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Finance, and Energy
Management. Othman also teaches Corporate Finance on the Executive MBA
programme at Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. Prior to
this, Othman was a Research Associate at Judge Business Schools Centre
for Energy Studies, investigating the resource-based view of oil and gas
companies as well as the key challenges and opportunities facing National
Oil Companies (NOCs). Othman was also a Postdoctoral Research Fellow
at the Cambridge China Development Trust working on Chinese investment
in Africa. He has experience working in the investment banking industry
during his roles at Barclays Capital in London and at DNA Project Finance
in Brussels.
Othmans areas of research include behavioural nance and capital structure
decisions; risk governance; the comparative advantages of oil & gas
companies; the link between carbon emissions and economic growth; and
the effect of hosting international sporting events on the construction and
tourism sectors in the BRICs.
Othman holds a PhD and an MPhil in Finance, both from Judge Business
School, University of Cambridge. Prior to that, he also completed an MSc
in International Securities, Investment and Banking as well as an MEng in
Computer Systems Engineering.
Dr Othman
Cole
Academic Director of the Executive Master in Energy Management
at ESCP Europe Business School, Berlin campus
Sylvie is Professor of Environment and Economics at ESCP Europes Berlin
campus. She is an economist with a doctorate in ecological economics and a
habilitation at the crossroads of ecological and evolutionary economics. Before
joining ESCP Europe in 2011, Sylvie taught and conducted research at the
University of Kassel. Sylvie teaches microeconomics as well as environmental
management and sustainability, both from a business and economic
perspective. At the Berlin campus, she is responsible for the EMEM and the
specialisation in sustainability. Her research interests are climate-economic
models, behavioural aspects of environmental problems and resource
scarcity. Her preferred research tool is multi-agent simulation.
Dr Sylvie
Geisendorf
Rector of ESCP Europe Business School, Berlin campus
Marion is Professor of Human Resource Management and Intercultural
Leadership at ESCP Europe Business School, Berlin campus. She is also
Rector of the Berlin campus, as well as the former Dean of Research.
Her main eld of research is international human resource management.
Her current research interests focus on transnational HRM strategies,
global performance management, global careers, global compensation,
and expatriate leadership styles in Russia. Her teaching experience covers
various elds of human resource management, organisational behaviour,
and intercultural management.
Dr Marion
Festing
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Expert in energy economics, geopolitics and strategy, and professor
at the IFP School
Jean is an expert in energy economics, geopolitics and strategy. After
graduating in Chemical Engineering from Ecole Nationale Suprieure des
Industries Chimiques and in Oil Economics from the IFP School in France,
he began his career as a consultant in the oil industry and worked in over
fty different countries in South America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and
Europe. Jean-Pierre has been a professor at the IFP School since 1990.
He was also the Director of their Centre for Economics and Management
from October 2000 to December 2007.
Professor of International Finance at ESCP Europes Paris and London
campuses
Jyoti has a PhD from the University of Manchester and a B. Tech in Mechanical
Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology. He is currently Professor
of International Finance at ESCP Europes campuses in Paris and London.
He acts as a consultant to several multinational corporations, government
services and international organisations, including the World Bank and the
European Commission. Jyoti also has extensive experience in the energy
sector, having worked closely on a major project in the state of Maharashtra
in India. Other projects have included the privatisation of the oil and gas
industry in India through international project nancing, dealing with a
production-sharing contract system.
Professor of Strategy at ESCP Europe and CFVG in Vietnam
In addition to teaching at ESCP Europe and CFVG, Jean-Marieis a consultant
in corporate and business strategy, human capital and consumer and
industrial marketing. He has worked in France, Japan and the USA; initially
with the Boston Consulting Group, and later as a marketing manager for
worldwide brands at Seagram, as the CEO of Imperial Chemical Industries
(ICI) French subsidiary, and nally as CEO of an innovation-based contractor
with subsidiaries in more than 20 countries. He has been an associate with
Andersen and recently a senior advisor with the Boston Consulting Group.
In addition to our core academic staff, experts and
practitioners from various energy sectors (consultancy,
banking, oil and gas, reusable, ITC) will contribute to the
academic programme.
Dr Jean-Pierre
Favennec
Dr Jyoti
Gupta
Jean-Marie
Ducreux
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Boasting 40,000 graduates in over 150 countries,
the alumni network plays an important role in
promoting the School, whilst also maintaining
a commitment to building ties and a sense of
community amongst all ESCP Europe graduates.
BECOMING PART OF A DYNAMIC
GLOBAL COMMUNITY
The ESCP Europe Alumni Association
The purpose of the ESCP Europe Alumni Association is to unite and organise
this community. With 700 delegate alumni representatives and 13 full-time staff,
it assists students throughout their studies and into their rst job. The Alumni
Association then provides resources to graduates for life-long professional and
personal development.
The Association offers the following services:
An alumni mentor for each student during his or her studies
Career development workshops (interviews, resume writing, etc.)
Over 30,000 job offers each year
A directory available online and in paper form
Groups organised by geographic area, professional sector, etc. (See the Energy
and Environment Club in London at www.rcem.eu/newsroom)
Professional interest groups which organise events and conferences on
industry-specic issues.
Our alumni work in various different business areas and sectors, but also in public
administration and other organisations.
CONNECT WITH A GLOBAL NETWORK
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Admission requirements
The candidate must:
Hold a Master degree. In certain exceptional cases, the selection committee will
accept candidates who do not have this qualication but who do hold a high level
position in their company.
Have a minimum of three years of relevant professional experience.
Be highly motivated, and demonstrate his/her abilities and determination to
carry out educational projects alongside his/her professional life.
Admissions Procedure
Step 1: Application
Complete the online application, available at escpeurope.eu/emem/howtoapply
The main elements of the application include:
A recent CV
Two reference letters
Copies of any diplomas or degree awards
Fluency in English. For non-native English speakers, we require the following
minimum scores: TOEFL: 100; IELTS: band 7. If you are a non-native English
speaker who has previously studied or worked for more than two years in an
English-speaking country, you are exempt from providing a TOEFL or IELTS score.
You will, however, have to be assessed by the selection committee during your
admission interview.
Applications are treated on a rst-come, rst-served basis. As places on the course
are limited, we therefore advise you submit your application as early as possible.
Admission tests and interviews for the September 2013 intake operate with rolling
deadlines until 15th July, 2013.
Step 2: The Admission Interview
If your application has been successful, you will be invited to attend the second stage
of the process, comprised of an admission interview. During this, the candidate must
convince the selection committee of his/her abilities and motivation.
Step 3: Accepting Your Place
Admission decisions are sent out by email or post within a month of the admission
interview having taken place.
Fees
There is a non-refundable application fee of 150 for all applicants. Tuition for the
programme is 19,500.
Tuition fees include:
360 teaching hours
Basic books and documentation
Online module
The following costs are not included:
Travel and accommodation

Scholarships
We offer four different Scholarships to participants entering the EMEM in 2013,
each worth 3,000. These are available for the following participant categories:
Female executives
NGO/not-for-prot employees
Participants from emerging markets
SME employees

Admissions contacts:
ADMISSIONS AND PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Varja Jakovleva
ESCP Europe
527 Finchley Road
London NW3 7BG
United Kingdom
+44 (0)20 7443 8823
vjakovleva@escpeurope.eu
Alicia Cavia
ESCP Europe
Arroyofresno 1
28 035, Madrid
Espaa
+34 91316 7614
acavia@escpeurope.eu
Andrea Nagel
ESCP Europe
Heubnerweg 8-10
14059, Berlin
Deutschland
+49 030/32 007-155
anaegel@escpeurope.eu
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EXECUTIVE MASTER
IN ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
About the RCEM
Few would dispute the assertion that we are entering a
new energy era: global demand for oil booms as supplies
dwindle; price volatility and geopolitical instability are
increasingly common, as are globalisation and market
deregulation; and all the while environmental concerns
grow. Both collectively and individually these factors call
for a signicant restructuring of the energy sector to
improve efciency and develop new sustainable energy
sources.
The challenge is primarily technological but also
managerial. Considering the amount of capital needed
to boost energy supplies and promote the necessary
technological innovations in a world of high uncertainty,
expertise in project management, supply chain, nance,
human resource and organisational management are of the
utmost importance for decision making and forming policy.
Bringing together the expertise of its faculty and its many
external international associates, the objective of the
Research Centre for Energy Management (RCEM) at ESCP
Europe Business School is to cooperate with, and possibly
assist, key industry players to facilitate the integration of
managerial and technological skills. The results of RCEMs
research will become available to the public through
publications, workshops and conferences, educational
programmes and other public outreach activities. Research
at RCEM will be enhanced through direct cooperation
with government agencies, and academic and industry
associates from across the globe.
Directors:
Prof. Patrick Gougeon
Dr Kostas Andriosopoulos
Find out more about the Research Centre for Energy
Management: www.rcem.eu
Thanks to ESCP Europes Research Centre for Energy
Managements wide network in the academic and business
communities, our views on energy news give you comprehensive
insight into energy issues.
Please join us @ www.rcem.eu/views
RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS
Research themes
Central to the mission of the RCEM is the communication of research results to inform
and support decision making in industry and government. Priority is given to topics with
high managerial or strategic relevancy, and research developed in close cooperation
with corporate sponsors to analyse and provide solutions to specic questions. The
Centres research themes cover a wide range of topics related to Energy markets,
including but not limited to:
Energy Market Volatility and Financial Risk Management
Project Financing, Structured Finance and Energy Capacity
Emissions Trading, Energy Efciency and Electricity Markets
Deregulation, Competition and Financial Strategy / Mergers and Acquisitions
Ethics, Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility / Climate Change
and the Environment
Published Papers
Members of the RCEM at ESCP Europe Business School regularly publish their
research ndings in leading academic journals.
RCEM Working Papers
The Working Paper Series provides researchers with the opportunity to make
the results of new and continuing work available in a timely fashion. Many of the
working papers are draft stages of research produced by members of the RCEM
and joint projects with external researchers that will eventually be published in
international scientic journals.
Journals
The Research Centre for Energy Management is actively involved with the publication
of the International Journal of Financial Engineering and Risk Management
(IJFERM), published by Inderscience: www.inderscience.com/ijferm
Our Mission
RCEMs Mission is to build a
strong proactive partnership
between energy corporations,
government agencies and
the academic community, in
preparation for a new energy
era. This will be achieved
through the promotion
of rigorous and objective
empirical research on issues
related to energy management,
nance and policy, in order to
support decision-making by
both government and industry.
The Centres activities
The Research Centre for
Energy Management at
ESCP Europe Business
School provides a forum for
international dialogue through
its conferences, workshops
and seminars (featuring
contributions from leading
international gures, as well
as ESCP Europe students
and alumni).
Conferences & Workshops
Research & Publications
Views on Energy News
Executive Master in Energy
Management
Master in Energy Management
Bespoke Executive Education
THE RESEARCH CENTRE
FOR ENERGY MANAGEMENT
VIEWS ON ENERGY NEWS
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Management Development Institute
The Management Development Institute (MDI) was established in 1973 with the
support of the Industrial Finance Corporation of India (IFCI). It has been consistently
rated amongst the top ten business schools in the country. In the past decade, MDI
has embarked upon new initiatives, building links with industry, the corporate world
and the international academic community. It has focused on improving the quality
of its programmes, gaining international recognition, intellectual wealth creation,
and attracting quality resources, clients and constituents. The guiding philosophy
behind the academic activities of the Institute has been to provide professionalism
in management and to enhance the effectiveness of organisations.
OUR PARTNER IN INDIA
ABOUT ESCP EUROPE
ESCP Europe Business School is both a high level school of management with
international scope and a large-scale European institution. It was founded in
Paris in 1819 and since then has educated generations of leaders. Today, we have
campuses in London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid and Torino, and more than 100 afliate
schools around the world.
With almost 200 years of experience, ESCP Europes standing in the sector is
consistently recognised in the Financial Times league tables. In 2012, we were
ranked the 10th best business school in Europe and 2nd in the UK. Our Master in
Management programme is currently positioned 2nd worldwide, and our Executive
MBA is positioned in the global top ve in the Career Progression, International
Student Body and International Course Experience categories.
We are proud to be one of the few institutions in the world to boast international
accreditation by EQUIS, AACSB, AMBA and BAC.
With 127 permanent and highly academic faculty members across our campuses,
ESCP Europe has 4,000 full time students currently enrolled and trains 5,000
professionals annually via our Executive Education programmes.
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