Guide to educational programs in enviroment and sustainable development at columbia university
International Energy Management and Policy Track
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International Energy Management and Policy Track
Program Director – Albert Bressand, ab2816@Columbia.edu Program Advisor – David Nissen, dn2022@columbia.edu Admission Deadline: Spring Semester – October 15th, Fall Semester – January 15th, February 15th This track is designed for students interested in international energy resource management and related public policy issues. The curriculum provides a thorough understanding of energy industry fundamentals, including the structure and operation of international energy systems and of the business organizations involved in the producing, transporting, and marketing of energy products. It examines economic, environmental, and social policies applicable to energy development and consumption; political and strategic issues arising from the unequal distribution of global energy resources; and the impact of technological change on the future role of energy in the global economy. Electives are available to permit students to pursue detailed study in such areas as energy project finance, petroleum markets and trading, electricity markets, alternative energies, the geopolitics of oil, and marine transportation systems. IEMP Requirements SummaryThis track requires 18 credits, consisting of 3 core courses listed below, plus 1 workshop, 1 elective in the IEMP Track, and 1 elective in the Environment Track. IEMP track concentrators must also satisfy their SIPA economics requirement with Economic Analysis for International Affairs (U6400/U6401), and must take Accounting (U6200) in the Fall 1st year to prepare for the IEMP required Corporate Finance (U6301) in the Spring 1st year and Economics of Energy (U6065) in the Fall 2nd year. As part of the SIPA core, IEMP requirements include: Economic Analysis for International Affairs, INAF U6400/6401 and Accounting for International and Public Affairs, INAF U620, can count for Functional Specialization in Management requirements.
Corporate Finance, INAF U6031
Alternative Energy Resources, INAF U4729 Energy Business and Economic Development, INAF U6042 Maritime Transportation, Law & Public Policy, INAF U8562 Quantitative Methods in Energy Business and Policy Analysis, INAFU6325. Urban Energy Systems and Policy, INAF U8778 US Energy Security: The Geopolitics of Oil and Natural Gas, INAF U6680 Petroleum Markets and Trading, INAF U6615 Electricity Markets – Design and Policy, INAF U6057 International Energy Project Development & Finance, INAF U6040 Marine Energy Transportation Technology, Economics & Policy, INAF U6657 Risk and Scenario Analysis across the Energy Value Chain, INAF U6048 Energy Policy, INAF U6242 Energy Business in East Asia, INAF UXXXX Energy Business in Producer Countries, INAF UXXXX
Environmental Science for Decision Makers, INAF U4735 Environmental Science for Sustainable Development, SDEV U6240 Economics of the Environment, INAF U4737 Environmental Finance, INAF U6238 Economics of Sustainable Development INAF W4329 Economics of Sustainable Development ENVP U6230 EEP Faculty Mark Becker, Senior Staff Associate, Center for International Earth Science Information Network Deborah Bleviss, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Satyajit Bose, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Albert Bressand, PhD, Professor of Professional Practice, SIPA, Director, Center for Energy, Marine Transportation, and Public Policy, Director, IEMP Track Louise Burke, Adjunct Professor Kathleen Callahan, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Jonathan Chanis, Adjunct Assistant Professor Steven Cohen, Director of the M.P.A. in Environmental Science and Policy; Director, Environmental Policy Studies, School of International and Public Affairs, Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer, The Earth Institute Dana R. Fisher, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology AJ Goulding, Adjunct Assistant Professor Joseph Graziano, Professor, Environmental Health Sciences and Pharmacology; Associate Dean, Mailman School of Public Health Antoine Halff, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Steven Hammer, PhD, Director, CEMTPP Urban Energy Program, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Geoffrey M. Heal, Paul Garrett Professor on Public Policy and Business Responsibility Urvashi Kaul, Adjunct Assistant Professor of International and Public Affairs Irene King, Assistant Adjunct Professor, SIPA Patrick Kinney, Professor, Environmental Health Sciences Klaus Lackner, PhD, Ewing Worzel Professor of Geophysics, Department of Earth and Environmental Engineering, The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science Phillip LaRocco, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Marc Levy, Deputy Director, Center for International Earth Science Information Network Nilda Mesa, Adjunct Professor of International and Public Affairs; Assistant Vice President of Environmental Stewardship, Columbia University Ellen Morris, PhD, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Shirley Neff, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Roy Nersesian, Associate Professor, School of Business, Monmouth University David Nissen, PhD, Adjunct Professor, SIPA; Advisor, IEMP Track Stephanie Pfirman, Professor, Environmental Science, Barnard College Miguel Pinedo-Vasquez, Associate Research Scientist, Anthropology Walter Pitman III, Research Scientist, Lecturer, Earth and Environmental Sciences Neil Quartaro, Esq., Adjunct Associate Professor, SIPA Andrea Schmitz, Lecturer of International and Public Affairs Adam L. Shrier, PhD, Adjunct Professor, SIPA Shiv Someshwar, Research Scientist, Lecturer, Earth and Environmental Sciences Martin Stute, Professor, Environmental Science, Barnard College Sara Tjossem, Lecturer of International and Public Affairs Bogdan Vasi, Assistant Professor of International and Public Affairs and Sociology David Walker, PhD, Professor, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Directory: sitefiles -> file file -> Upa foto-indeks sitefiles -> Hoo-Hoo Conventions Dates and Locations file -> Columbia university sitefiles -> 092 a powerful new energy from Atlantean times sitefiles -> To appear in the American Historical Review, February 2016 sitefiles -> The Rise of the West Circa 1963 sitefiles -> A burmese Wonderland: Race and Corporate Governmentality in British Burma, 1906-1930 file -> A theory of Ice Ages Download 0.59 Mb. Share with your friends:
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