BSc (Hons) Oil and Gas Management

The energy sector faces profound environmental changes. By 2023, the demand for graduates in this specialism will soar, and the degree contributes to the development and dissemination of knowledge and practice: Focus on management within the oil and gas industry and the wider energy sector Opportunities for work-related learning through project-based activities Practitioners from industry representing key areas around the globe (Europe, Middle East and Africa) Scenario-based planning, live and collaborative projects, simulations, coursework Student membership of the Energy Institute, along with access to the EI library and events Network with employers and graduates through the annual Energy Futures Week You will be well-equipped to pursue career opportunities in the oil and gas industry and the wider energy sector in the UK and abroad. Career options relevant to this degree include project management, environmental advisory, health and safety advisory and management, research, operations and logistics, commercial management, procurement and supply chain management, as well as roles within supporting industries. What Will I Learn? The programme is designed to enhance self-reflection and personal development. The three stages of the programme are designed to facilitate increasingly challenging learning techniques as students’ progress.The programme aims to deliver a curriculum focusing primarily on international strategy, management considerations, and corporate and cross-border regulations relevant to the oil and gas industries. At stage zero: embarking on the Foundation course will be the stepping stone towards achieving the degree in which your strengths can be realised. The first semester is the same for all students however in the second semester a choice of two further elective modules will be chosen to prepare for the degree you will be commencing. An applicant must normally be 18 years of age at the start of the programme and as a minimum must have obtained: 2 A Level passes (A-E/ minimum of 80 UCAS Tariff points) or successfully achieved 120 credits on the GSM London’s Foundation Year programme or equivalent. New UCAS entry tariff for 2017 explained > We accept overseas qualifications equivalent to those mentioned above. For further information contact your local British Council office or GSM London’s International Advisors (+44 [0]208 5167 800 admissions@gsm.org.uk) If English is not the applicant’s first language, proof of fluency through IELTS (minimum score 6.0) or another accepted system must be provided. Tuition fees UK/EU You can also apply through UCAS (undergraduates only) by contacting our Course Advisors on 0208 516 7856 and quoting your 10-digit UCAS ID number and details of your chosen programme. We may be able to process your application over the phone. Alternatively, you can visit the to register and apply.