Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies

The MSc in Energy Ethics at the University of St Andrews explores what we can do as individuals and as a society to create a better energy future for us all.

The programme brings together academic experts from across arts, humanities, social and natural sciences.

Together these specialists offer an in-depth interdisciplinary understanding of local and global energy systems.

Delivered in a rich and vibrant learning environment, the course provides students with the knowledge, skills and ways of thinking necessary to help solve the world's most significant and urgent energy challenges.

The MSc in Energy Ethics at the University of St Andrews offers more than an academic qualification.

Unlike many conventional energy degree programmes, this one is specifically designed to connect academic learning with the development of personal and professional skills
and attributes.

Alongside teaching delivered by experts from across the University of St Andrews, our students enter into direct conversations with people and organisations working in policymaking, industry and finance.

This comprehensive and integrated interdisciplinary programme equips students with the knowledge and competencies that will enable them to define and pursue new and diverse career opportunities in the field of energy, both within and outwith academia.

Tackling the global energy challenge demands collaboration between people, organisations, nations, sectors and disciplines.

The MSc in Energy Ethics is designed to meet this challenge head-on.

We therefore encourage applicants from a diverse range of academic and professional backgrounds to apply.

If you are looking to follow a career in the energy industries, energy policy and energy finance, if you're looking to expand your skills and knowledge to develop in your current career or if you're planning to go into further energy-related research, this is the course for you.

To join us or to find out more, please visit the website.