An MBA in General Management with Specialisation in Oil and Gas combines a thorough training in core business administration skills with an in-depth education in the understanding of strategic business issues across the entire hydrocarbon value chain.
10,000+
NAAC A GradeUGC entitled
24 months
INR 2,20,000/-
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India's oil demand is set to double to 11 million barrels per day by 2045, and diesel demand is expected to double by 2029-30. Meanwhile, natural gas consumption is expected to rise by 25 billion cubic metres by 2024, with an annual growth rate of 9%. As the oil and gas industry continues to expand, there is a growing need for talented managers to meet the industry's demands.
UPES Online's 2-year MBA in Oil and Gas Management combines a thorough training in core business administration skills with an in-depth education in the understanding of strategic business issues across the entire hydrocarbon value chain, from exploration to the retailing of petroleum and petroleum products.
100+ hours of self-paced, case-study based learning.
Live sessions by celebrated academics.
Weekend masterclasses by industry experts.
Dedicated student support manager for each learner.
Networking opportunities in supervised discussion forums.
Free access to career essential programmes through LinkedIn learning.
Viktor Katona, lead crude analyst at Kpler
"Rise in demand for oil is certainly a reflection of India's robust economic growth with key drivers like building roads, infrastructure and transportation fuels"
Hardeep Singh Puri, Oil Minister
"India will likely see an investment of $58 billion in finding and producing oil and gas resources by 2023 with several multinational corporations such as Chevron, ExxonMobil and Total Energies showing interest to invest in Indian E&P sector"
Marcel Telles
"A company can seize extraordinary opportunities only if it is very good at ordinary operations."
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