Sustainable Energy Logistics Molde University College

Overview

For a large number of industrial and business companies, achieving high quality logistics operations will be the key competitive factor for future success. Oil and gas companies or other industry dealing with the energy sector are no exception from this. 

Today, all companies pay attention to what kind of energy source they use. This will be increasingly important in the future, as policy and regulations are likely to become stricter. The combined knowledge of energy markets and energy sources, as well as efficient logistics solutions, makes this program unique. Join the Sustainable Energy Logistics degree at Molde University College. 

Learning outcomes

After completing the programme, the successful candidate is expected to:

Knowledge

• have good and general knowledge about logistics and supply chain management (SCM) in general.

• have specialized knowledge about SCM and sustainable energies

• have specialized knowledge about different types of energy sources and the relationship between these.

• have extensive knowledge of scientific theories and methods relevant to SCM, operational logistics and sustainable energy

• have knowledge about operations research and operations management in general

• be able to use advanced theory and methods to identify inefficient energy usages in supply chains.

• be able to propose improvements of organizational/structural changes, and suggest ways of implementing such changes associated with sustainable energy in a supply chain.

• be able to understand the specific challenges connected to the different supply chains, energy usages and the energy market.

General Competence

• be able to present and communicate professional issues relevant to logistics and sustainable energy.

• be able to apply acquired knowledge and skills within new areas of research and applications.

• be able to read scientific papers and other scientific work with a critical view