Energy Management (MBA)

Since the 2015/2016 academic year, Technische Universität Berlin has been offering the innovative MBA in Energy Management at the dynamic EUREF Campus in Berlin-Schöneberg. This programme is tailored for forward-thinking engineers, economists, and legal professionals who want to deepen their expertise and advance their careers in the global energy sector. Who is it for? This MBA is designed for young professionals with a vision for leadership in: Energy utilities Transmission system operators Energy-intensive industries Regulatory agencies Consulting firms What will you learn? The programme provides a multidisciplinary education, combining technical, economic, legal, and managerial skills specifically for the energy industry. It prepares participants to take on leadership roles that go beyond traditional specialisations. Key areas of learning include: Foundations of energy and sustainability Sustainable technologies in the energy industry Legal and regulatory frameworks Strategic and operational management Innovation and project management Communication and leadership development Managerial accounting and corporate finance Data-driven decision-making Practical Orientation and Industry Connection One of the core strengths of the programme is its close collaboration with leading companies in the energy sector. Students benefit from: Company visits that offer first-hand insights into real-world energy operations Real company projects , allowing students to apply their knowledge in practical, impactful ways Lectures and mentoring by experienced industry executives and renowned European academics Why study at the EUREF Campus? The EUREF Campus is a unique innovation hub centred around Berlin’s historic Gasometer. It hosts a forward-looking community of research institutions, consultancies, start-ups, and global companies—all with a shared focus on sustainability. Students study in an environment that fosters collaboration with leading enterprises and institutions. This gives them direct exposure to current developments, challenges, and innovations in energy, sustainability, and management.