A UNIVERSITY FULL OF ENERGY
The University of Texas at Austin has fundamental ties to the energy industry and has built on that foundation to become a leading innovator across all energy sectors. Energy is our passion.
Creating a Talent Pipeline
The Undergraduate Energy Management Program (EMP) was launched in 2013 for students across all disciplines to pursue in parallel with a traditional degree. The program trains a skilled and knowledgeable pipeline of talent to meet the needs of the oil and gas exploration and production industry in the United States and across the world.
As a student, you will be exposed to expertise across UT’s business, geoscience, engineering, and law schools. In addition to interdisciplinary course work, students get field learning opportunities and networking with industry professionals from domestic and global companies.
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Enjoy the fruits of our energy program. We invite students to learn about upcoming events and connect with industry professionals professionals in the energy space.
My favorite class that I took as a member of the program was Energy, Technology & Policy, which taught me the history of energy, as well as global supply and demand drivers that impact our everyday life. This class introduced me to LNG, and I ultimately landed an internship role with Cheniere Energy, the top LNG exporter in the United States.
Faculty and Staff
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Fred Beach
Assistant Director for Energy & Technology Policy, The Energy Institute -
John Butler
Director, The Energy Management Program -
Stephanie Jue
Assistant Director, The Energy Management Program -
Alberto Lopez-Manriquez
Associate Professor of Practice, Cockrell School of Engineering -
Paula Murray
Associate Professor, McCombs School of Business -
Alexa Robinson
Student & Alumni Engagement Specialist, The KBH Energy Center -
Jonathan Rotzien
Instructor, McCombs School of Business -
Dave Tuttle
Research Fellow and Energy Week Coordinator, The Energy Institute; Lecturer, UT Austin
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE KBH ENERGY CENTER
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Energy Center is a proud supporter of the Energy Management Program. We invite you to learn about the Center's mission, opportunities, and upcoming events.