Economics of the Energy Value Chain (EEVC)
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Students interested in developing a broad economic perspective on the energy business should consider this Certificate. The courses offered should be very helpful to engineers and other functional specialists seeking to develop managerial perspective suitable for executive responsibilities
The Certificate exposes students to both the ‘physical' side of the energy business, i.e. what is the nature of the assets, operations and products produced, and to the economics of each component of the EVC. Students will be able to gain an understanding of how the energy firms' activities ‘add value' along the chain, e.g. how basic refinery units upgrade crude oil and how more complex conversion and chemical units upgrade basic products into higher value fuels or chemicals. The role of transportation logistics and trading will also be considered. The courses which compose this Certificate are: The Energy Value Chain, Upstream Economics and Downstream/Petrochemical Economics.
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curriculum
- Fina 7397 The Energy Value Chain
- Fina 7397 Upstream Economics
- Fina 7397 Downstream/Petrochemical Economics
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Phone: 713-743-0700
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Email: mba@uh.edu
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Certificate Program Eligibility
Energy Certificate programs are open to students enrolled in Bauer’s Master’s programs including MBA, MS Finance and MS Accountancy. Courses making up the Certificates are considered electives for these programs.
Other UH Central Campus graduate students may enroll in two energy electives after completing FINA 6385 and FINA 6387, for a total of four courses.
Students should contact the Graduate advising office for course selection and scheduling information as they select their electives.
The Energy Certificates are not offered on a non-credit or audit basis.
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