Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s
in Greening Energy Market and Finance
GrEnFIn is a 2-year Master’s programme fully taught in English, coordinated by the University of Bologna with
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, with one objective:
training the Sustainable Energy Experts the low-carbon transition needs, to a level of excellence in:
Energy Markets / Sustainable Finance / Climate Risk / Energy Transition
Why
An answer to the energy transition the market is already asking for
The GrEnFIn EMJM is a collaborative degree programme offered by the University of Bologna (Italy), Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich (Germany), and Paris Dauphine – PSL University (France).
It was designed with the energy and finance industries to close a concrete skills gap: professionals who can read an energy market, price climate risk and finance the transition at the same time.
For me
Training the new generation of sustainable energy experts
The GrEnFIn EMJM programme is a multidisciplinary and international course that trains students to analyse the challenges related to the transition to a low-carbon economy.
You will combine quantitative finance, energy economics and environmental policy across three European universities, and graduate with a joint degree recognised in all three countries.
Where
Three of Europe’s leading universities in energy and finance
Bologna, Munich and Paris — a genuine European learning space, with a mobility track that takes you through all three and an international network that outlasts the degree.
The programme also relies on numerous academic and professional partners across Europe.
How to apply
Apply on time
Application requirements and deadlines are on the application page — every step, document and cut-off date is listed there.
Full Erasmus Mundus scholarships cover tuition fees and a monthly allowance of €1400 for top-ranked international students.
Partners
Strongly involved academic and industry partners
Universities, energy companies, banks, insurers and research institutes across Europe contribute courses, internships and thesis topics.
