What are the top 10 MBAs specializing in oil, gas and energy in the world?

Texas A&M University - Mays Business School

Texas A&M University Business School

Although the school has not officially stated that it will fully develop the energy MBA, most graduates enter the energy Field - Approximately 13% of 2015 graduates entered the oil and gas industry. The campus works very closely with oil majors such as Shell and Exxon Mobil, meaning these companies, as well as other energy companies, recruit heavily from the school. The editor believes that studying for an MBA is also a process of developing personal relationships, and your alumni will be a crucial part of your future use of what you have learned in your MBA.

Location: College Station, Texas, USA

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Rice University - Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business

Rice University The University's School of Business

is located in Houston, one of the world's largest energy centers. Houston is home to dozens of global oil and gas companies, and it is also home to the Rice School of Business, with 24% of its 2015 MBA graduates entering the oil and gas industry; the highest proportion among the top 10 business schools. The school offers a specialized MBA in oil and gas energy management, as well as a student club that provides network development and invites celebrity speakers to give lectures. The editor believes that the Rice University Business School itself is very powerful, and it provides a more targeted MBA in the oil and gas field, coupled with an exclusive club, which is really rare.

Location: Houston, TX

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University of Oklahoma - Michael F. Price College of Business

University of Oklahoma Business School

Oklahoma is one of the top producers of natural gas and oil in the United States. The school’s business school is working hard to help students enter the oil and gas industry through a number of professional MBA programs, including the EMBA in Oil and Gas Energy. Most graduates work in companies such as ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil and Devon Energy. The editor believes that the accumulation of established petroleum colleges must not only be in technology, but also include policy analysis, operation and management and other aspects.

Location: Norman, Oklahoma

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University of Texas at Austin - McCombs School of Business

University of Texas at Austin - McCombs School of Business

The business school offers MBA programs in energy finance and clean technology, bridging two different parts of the industry. The Austin Business School, along with the School of Law, build the Center for Energy, Law and Business in Austin. The editor believes that Austin itself is a famous school in the United States, and its teaching staff must be first-rate.

Location: Austin, TX

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University of Alberta - School of Business

University of Alberta Business School

Alberta's energy sector accounts for more than half of the province's exports, so Alberta Business School sends most of its graduates into the energy and petroleum industries. The school has a unique professional MBA in natural resources, energy and environment, as well as a dedicated energy research center.

Location: Edmonton, Canada

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University of Calgary - Haskayne School of Business

University of Calgary Business School

In addition to offering MBA specializations in Global Energy Management and Sustainability, the school also offers two specialized energy degrees: the Global Energy EMBA (students in five energy centers, including Houston and Abu Dhabi).

and a Master of Science in Sustainable Energy Development. In recent years, graduates have mostly worked in energy companies such as Imperial Oil/Esso.

Location: Calgary, Canada

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Duke University Fuqua School of Business

Duke University Fuqua School of Business

< p>In recent years, Fuqua has launched a series of energy-related MBA products, including in the field of energy and environment and energy finance, as well as a three-year product that combines an MBA with a master's degree in environmental management. The school's Center for Energy, Development and the Global Environment aims to help businesses meet their energy needs sustainably. Typically, about 3~5% of graduates enter the energy sector and related fields. Companies like ExxonMobil, General Electric, Pacific Gas & Electric and NRG have recently tapped the business school's graduates.

Location: Durham, North Carolina

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Aberdeen Business School

Aberdeen Business School

Aberdeen has an MBA in oil and gas management and has created an energy ecosystem among UK business schools. The school has partnered with Indian Oil Corporation and Continental Energy Corporation.

Location: Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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ESMT European School of Management and Technology

ESMT European School of Management and Technology

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In 2015, 12% of MBA graduates entered the energy sector, the highest proportion among European schools. However, unlike other schools on this list, ESMT’s Energy MBA is not focused primarily on the oil and gas industry: graduates mostly go on to work for German companies such as energy supplier EON and energy trading company Trianel.

Location: Berlin, Germany

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Imperial College Business School

Imperial College Business School

Imperial College The Energy Business Research Laboratory conducts a range of research in the field of sustainable energy. The school also offers some interesting electives, including "Clean Technology Investing," which looks at how energy markets are evolving. About 11% of 2015 graduates entered the energy sector, joining energy companies like BP.