MEDEA Master's Program - Energy & Environment

Responsibilities

• Attend structured lectures, flipped classroom sessions, and blended training modules on energy and environmental economics.
• Participate in case study analysis and project work assignments covering energy market topics.
• Engage in learning-by-doing activities and apply theoretical concepts to real-world energy and environmental challenges.
• Attend seminars, conferences, and guided tours of industrial plants.
• Complete research and project assignments as part of the Master's program curriculum.
• Collaborate with peers and faculty from Italian and international universities on interdisciplinary studies.
• Develop knowledge of energy markets, environmental management, and sustainability frameworks.

Qualifications

• Italian candidates: Master's degree in Italy with a final grade of no less than 105/110 (or 95/100) obtained in Economics or Engineering faculties, or an equivalent academic qualification abroad; date of birth on or after 1/1/1999; excellent knowledge of the English language. Applications are accepted from Italian candidates whose degree is expected by July 31, 2026. These candidates must indicate in the application form the average grade of exams, the expected grade in the master's degree, and the session date.
• International candidates: Degree obtained from a recognized university, in Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Geology, Statistics, Law, Political Science, International Relations faculties; date of birth on or after 1/1/1995; excellent knowledge of the English language.

Benefits

• Full scholarships available to cover total Master's enrollment costs (50,000 euros).
• Monthly living expense contribution of 1,500 euros gross.
• Free educational materials and course resources.
• Access to Eni company canteens.
• Exposure to Eni's global network of energy professionals and experts.
• Networking opportunities with leading Italian and international universities.

Skills