About the Program

Highlights of the TU Energy Management Program

The TU EM program is one of only six EM programs approved by the American Association of Professional Landmen and the only EM program offered by a private university.
Our unique interdisciplinary curriculum incorporates required energy-related courses from TU's Colleges of Arts & Sciences, Business, Engineering & Natural Sciences, and Law.
TU EM students are eligible for semester and summer energy-related internships.
TU EM students have the opportunity to participate in an exclusive energy focused Student Exchange program, including an internship, through Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland.
The TU EM Program limits admission to no more than 30 new students per academic year. (Click here to download an application form.)
The TU EM program receives strong support from the energy industry in the form of scholarships, internships, adjunct professors, and professional mentors.
EM students choose a nine-hour concentration in either the midstream (energy commodities trading) or Upstream (exploration & production) areas. (Note: a Midstream concentration automatically earns a minor in Finance.)
An Energy Management Advisory Board, comprised of industry representatives, meets semi-annually to ensure that the curriculum and program are in step with the current needs of the energy industry.