After securing a high school diploma, many people choose to continue their studies and pursue a Bachelor of Business Administration, or BBA, in a particular field. Most BBA programs are completed within about four years and involve comprehensive review of the management side of a particular industry or field.

Just what is a BBA in Energy Studies? This interdisciplinary program is generally completed in four years and gives students the educational foundation necessary for establishing profitable and successful careers related to energy policy, management and business. Close review of general scientific fundamentals like chemistry, biology and physics is to be expected, as is analysis of business considerations related to the field such as statistics, accounting and micro and macroeconomics.

Graduates of Bachelor of Business Administration in Energy Studies programs often earn considerably more than those without the bachelor’s degree. They are also generally hired before those without degrees or those with only associate designations.

Tuition costs and fees for BBA in Energy Studies programs vary substantially based on a variety of factors, such as where the school of interest is located. Thus, students interested in a particular course are encouraged to contact the admissions office of the school offering it for accurate program costs.

Energy studies degree holders have the educational foundation necessary for career success in a variety of global energy-related roles. Many go on to work for legislative or governmental organizations designing, analyzing and implementing energy policies. Others find work in energy generation, distribution, operations and management. Others yet choose to return to school to pursue an energy-related master’s degree with the hopes of ultimately teaching energy studies or a similar topic at the collegiate level.

High school graduates with an inherent interest in energy and engineering are encouraged to research the many related courses available globally using our database. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.