Business Administration (Renewable Energy) (Taught)

What is special about this course?
Do you hope to make a lasting impact by contributing to the future of renewable energy?

Develop the strategic leadership and commercial expertise to drive the transition to a more sustainable energy future on our MBA Business Administration (Renewable Energy), the only one of its kind in the UK. Combine advanced business and management skills with an understanding of the opportunities and challenges shaping the global renewable energy sector. Prepare to lead innovation, deliver sustainable growth and make informed decisions in organisations at the forefront of the clean energy transition.

This course is part of our MBA suite, designed to reinforce the leadership and management skills needed to progress into senior roles. Developed using employer insight, these programmes prepare you for today's global business environment, where ethical leadership, diversity and adaptability are essential. Develop the strategic management and executive capabilities needed to make informed decisions and progress into senior leadership.

Distinguished by its emphasis on ethical and responsible leadership, the MBA suite embraces innovation, entrepreneurship and technology, underpinned by four key values:
◾Ethical awareness
◾Cultural readiness
◾Future readiness
◾Identifying growth and opportunity

Special features
◾This is the only MBA Renewable Energy course in the UK
◾The course is delivered online for maximum flexibility
◾Develop reflective learning skills based on your experience and peer-to-peer exchange, facilitated through the MBA hub
◾Participate in a wider dialogue via the MBA hub, between fellow students, business partners, local community and academic colleagues
◾An online induction programme will provide support and information, as well as an initial opportunity to interact and network via the hub

How long will my course last?
◾Full-time: 1.5 years @ 40 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2.5-4 years @ 15-25 hours per week

Number of hours per week indicates the total number of hours you should dedicate to the course, which includes time spent in lectures and your own time spent on individual study and research.