Top schools offering MBA in Oil and Gas Management degree:

Robert Gordon University (UK)
- The MBA Oil and Gas Management degree program is designed to provide experienced practitioners in the oil and gas sector with advanced business, management and leadership skills needed to function at a strategic level as a contemporary energy manager.
- The progam is available full-time, part-time executive with online support or in an online study mode.
- The online MBA program has been listed in The Financial Times and Business Week as one of the Top Distance Learning MBAs available globally.

Coventry University (UK)
- The MBA Oil and Gas Management is ideal for those already working in or associated with the energy sector.
- Applicants must possess a second class honours degree (2:2) or above. English Language IELTS 6.5 or equivalent. No work experience required.
- Coventry University was 'Highly Commended' in the Entrepreneurial University of the Year category at the Times Higher Awards 2008.

University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) (India)
- The University offers the MBA (Oil & Gas Management) degree to produce future leaders who can handle the ever changing nature of challenges and opportunities of the rapidly evolving sector. The program can be completed in 2 Years.
- UPES is the first Indian Energy University accredited by the Energy Institute, UK.
- Since its inception in 2003, UPES has become the "Institute of Choice" for students and corporates in the Energy and Core sectors.

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