Producing energy, protecting the environment, containing global warming. It is the objectives of the energy transition that commit the large energy groups to a radical change. Eni is no exception and it also proves it with three Masters - financed with scholarships - and dedicated to young graduates. Registrations are open and will end with different deadlines but in any case before the summer. Let's see in more detail what it is.
Energy transition: the MEDEA master for energy managers
The MEDEA Master (Energy and Environmental Management and Economics) is a ten-month MBA aimed at under-28 graduates in technical-scientific and economic disciplines, of any nationality. In collaboration with the University of Pavia. To train new energy managers, the MBA offers candidates an international vision and a multidisciplinary approach, with courses in English. Eni offers scholarships to fully cover the cost of the Master, which include a monthly contribution of 1.000 euros gross for Italian students and 1.300 euros gross for those coming from abroad.
The Master takes place from September to June at the Eni Corporate University headquarters in San Donato Milanese. The notice of participation it is already open and will end on May 9 (April 29 for non-Italian citizens).
Energy transition: exploration in the GEMS master
Who will be the explorers of tomorrow? The GEMS Master (Geoscience for Energy-Eni Master School) offers an advanced training course with a strong digital content approach to graduates under 28 in Engineering, Geology and Geophysics, Physics, Mathematics and Engineering, for the acquisition of advanced skills in subsoil investigation.
The Master involves a selection with limited places, a monthly scholarship and takes place at the Eni corporate university in San Donato Milanese.
Registrations are open from 1 April to 13 June. Here you can find the requirements required to access the master.
Energy transition: the MINDS master and natural resources
Master MiNDS (Master in Natural Resources Development and Storage). This course is aimed at under 28 graduates in Engineering, Geology and Geophysics, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, introducing innovative technologies and cutting-edge digital solutions for the energy transition.
MiNDS is also a master's degree with limited places assigned upon selection. It provides monthly scholarships and has a duration of 9 months at the Polytechnic of Turin, plus 3 months of internship at Eni. The announcement is still being finalized and can be consulted to stay updated the appropriate page dedicated.
