Written by Dan Sibley
The program provides professional development opportunities through the student-run clubs, the Energy Association and the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators, and through a mentor program.
What professional development opportunities are available to MS in EM students?
The program provides professional development opportunities through the student-run clubs, the Energy Association and the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators, and through a mentor program, established in collaboration with Young Professionals in Energy (YPE).
The Energy Association
The Energy Association leads an industry seminar series and hosts networking events to help connect energy management students with industry professionals.
Mentoring Program
Within the mentoring program, students are matched with professionals in the local energy industry during the fall semester and attend a series of breakfasts, lunch-and-learns and other events with their mentors to gain more insight into the industry and begin establishing a network of professional contacts.
Other Opportunities
Additional opportunities, including student placement in jobs and internships, are facilitated by the program’s Industry Advisory Council and JSOM’s vast network of alumni employed by the energy industry.
