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| Province | British Columbia |
|---|---|
| Colleges | New York Institute Of Technology |
| Program Categories | Business |
| Program Duration | 2 Years |
| Program Intakes | January, May, September |
| Class Type | Hybrid |
| Funding | StudentAid Bc |
Energy Management, M.S.
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Please note: The Energy Management program at NYIT-Vancouver is officially changing its name from Master of Science in Energy Management to simply Master of Energy Management (MEM) starting in September 2022. The program itself will remain the same, only the name is changing. Due to ongoing efforts to standardize program names in Canada, the use of the title "Master of Science" is being favored for thesis-based programs.
Please note: The Energy Management program at NYIT-Vancouver is officially changing its name from Master of Science in Energy Management to simply Master of Energy Management (MEM) starting in September 2022. The program itself will remain the same, only the name is changing. Due to ongoing efforts to standardize program names in Canada, the use of the title “Master of Science” is being favored for thesis-based programs.
Since the Energy Management program at NYIT is course-based, we are adopting the new name. There should be no impact to students. Both program names are being recognized as eligible programs for the BC Provincial Nominee Program Express Entry for international students.
The Energy Management program is dedicated to providing students with the requisite skills they need to help address energy-related challenges around the world and become leaders in energy management technologies, policies and procedures. Students graduate ready to apply innovative energy management methodologies to help corporations, governments, and organizations meet their climate change commitments.
Highlights
The 3 elective courses can be taken with a combination of technical Energy Management related courses as well as M.B.A. courses, giving students the ability to tailor their studies. The degree offers an applied curriculum with a strong
emphasis on student projects.
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