Master in Energy Management Planning and Public Policies Department

The Master's Degree arises within the framework of the Agreement signed between our university and the National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA), in June 2004, with the aim of “contributing to the training of human resources, adequately linking the academic activities of teaching and research and development, aspiring to reach the highest levels of excellence ”.

During the degree, you will be trained in solving specific problems in the energy area, in-state or business areas. You will learn about the identification of short, medium, and long-term actions that help advance towards an integrated energy supply that takes advantage of resources with greater relative abundance, its own technological capabilities, the advantages of integration with the countries of the southern cone, and fundamentally that allow to guarantee the sustainable supply of energy requirements to the entire population and thus contribute to a more equitable and developed society.

Likewise, you will address topics such as intensive capital installation; scale economics; technological innovations; positive externalities and environmental disturbances; public services; and regulations.