FIND NEW ENERGY IN TEXAS
Energy has always had a home at UT Austin. The University of Texas Energy Management Program (EMP) strengthens that tie with the country's best energy curriculum.
DEVELOPING FUTURE ENERGY LEADERS
The Energy Management Program (EMP) is an undergraduate program designed to develop future decision-makers, leaders, and policy builders. Students gain the technical expertise and business acumen to succeed in the interdisciplinary teamwork needed to address our energy future.
Upcoming Events & Opportunities
Conference, Industry Event, Student Event
The 8th Annual KBH Center Symposium
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Enjoy the fruits of our energy program. We invite alumni and other industry professionals to learn about upcoming events and connect with students and other professionals interested in the energy field.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Diverse Energy Careers
EMP students have found careers with some of the biggest and most recognizable names in the energy industry, including:
Epic Systems Corporation
Brigham Resources
Accenture
AON Risk Solutions
Apache Corporation
ARA
BHP Billiton
Brightergy
Champion Energy Services
Citibank
Devon Energy
Environmental Defense Fund
Enterprise Products
Evonink
ExxonMobil
Jones Energy
KPMG
Norton Rose Fulbright
TCEQ
Tenaris
Alvarez & Marsal
Oracle
Enertia Software
Chevron
LLB Minerals Company
Rockmoor Energy Group
RunTitle
Swift Energy
Vertias 321 Energy Partners
Aon Energy Consulting
Protiviti
Concho Resources
Contango Oil
International Oil Company
CitiBank – Global Energy Banking
BHP Billiton
Equity Metrix
Tenaris
Newfield Exploration
EnCap
Freeport McMoran
Wells Fargo Energy Group
Mineral Soft
Peregrine
Appalachian Mineral Partners
Tug Hill Operating
Citizens Bank
Hunter Roberts Construction Group
Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
NAPE & Company Visits
Energy Management Program Students have the opportunity to attend Winter and Summer NAPE in Houston. NAPE Expo is the oil and gas industry's marketplace for the buying, selling, and trading prospective and producing properties.
Through this experience, students also get the opportunity to network at energy company headquarters, such as Opportune, BP, Alvarez & Marsal, and Schlumberger.
Energy-Finance Case Competition
The program hosts a series of energy-finance case competitons each year. Student teams are asked to review and analyze a case study in the energy industry. Each team then performs a market analysis on the assigned topic.
Engaging Student Organizations
Network with other like-minded energy students through the Texas Energy Capital and Longhorn Energy clubs.
Texas Energy Capital (TEC) is a student-managed investment fund focused on providing a learning opportunity by offering real-world security analysis in the energy industry.
Longhorn Energy is a university-wide graduate and undergraduate student organization that supports interdisciplinary professional development; promotes interdisciplinary energy entrepreneurship, and inspires interdisciplinary energy research at UT Austin.
Professional Networking Events
Program activities help connect alumni and industry professionals with students and other professionals. Energy students and executives can network at the Industry Night reception hosted by the program each year.
Industry Night is a way for UT students to connect with energy professionals who will share the experiences that helped shape their successful careers in the industry. The event enables students to network with energy leaders who can provide insight into the different career paths in the industry.
To view the fall 2022 Industry Night speaker panel, please click the button below.
ATTEND AN INFO SESSION
Info Session - In Person
Fall 2023 Info Session
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LEARN ABOUT EMP
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WATCH A VIRTUAL INFO SESSION
EMP information sessions are open to all UT undergraduate majors. Watch our recorded info session to learn more about our Energy Management Program.
FIND YOUR NEXT ENERGY LEADER
Students graduating from the Energy Management Program at UT are highly motivated, focused on energy, and trained across a range of disciplines. These are the best and the brightest from The University of Texas at Austin.