| Modalidad: | Master Presencial | | Lugar: | Madrid | | Precio: | 24000.00 € | | Descripcion: | Erasmus master course on economics and management of network industries | | | 
Universidad Pontificia Comillas | | | |  | Temario: | | University |
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| | Comillas |
|  Fundamentals on electrical engineering and optimization techniques. J. GarciaGonzalez (4 ECTS). Comillas
Introduction to electric power systems, D. Laloux & M. Rivier (2 ECTS). Comillas
Regulation of the electric power industry, J.I. Perez Arriaga (6 ECTS). Comillas
Decision support models in the electric power industry, J. GarciaGonzalez (4 ECTS). Comillas
Microeconomics and Financial Analysis of the electric power industry, M. Ventosa (6 ECTS). Comillas
Environmental impact and renewable energy, P. Linares, (3 ECTS). Comillas
Strategies in energy markets under Game Theory approach, J. Barquin & J. GarciaGonzalez (3 ECTS). Comillas
The electric power transmission business, M. Rivier & L. Olmos (3 ECTS). Comillas
The electric power distribution business, T. Gomez San Roman (3 ECTS). Comillas
Wholesale and retail electricity markets, C. Batlle, (7 ECTS). Comillas
Advanced analysis of electric power systems, L. Rouco (4 ECTS). Comillas
Legislation of the EU and the Spanish electricity industry, C. Sole (3 ECTS). Comillas
Models for risk analysis and management in energy markets, J. Barquin & C. Batlle (3 ECTS). Comillas
Optimization, A. Ramos (3 ECTS). Comillas
Advanced topics in regulation of the electric power industry, J.I. Pérez Arriaga (4 ECTS). Comillas
Servicequality analysis of the electricity supply: regulatory framework and technical solutions, J. Rivier & T. Gómez (4 ECTS). Comillas
The natural gas industry and fuels markets, R. Yunta (5 ECTS). Comillas
Law and Energy, V. LópezIbor (2 ECTS). Comillas
Decision models and methods: risk, strategy and multiple criteria, P. Linares (4 ECTS). Comillas
Railway traffic control and regulation, A. Fernandez Cardador (4 ECTS). Comillas
Railway networks economic regulation, A, Garcia Alvarez (2 ECTS). Comillas
Operation and planning of railways, A. Rojo (4 ECTS). Comillas
International experiences in the energy sector I & II. (2 ECTS each). Comillas
Managerial Skills. R. Castaño (2 ECTS). Comillas
Business Ethics. A. Bajo (1 ECTS). Comillas |
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| | Paris XI |
| Networks, Organization & Markets Economics, J.M. Glachant (7 ECTS ). Paris XI
European Economy, J.P. Faugère (7 ECTS ). Paris XI
Analysis of Network Industries, Joëlle Toledano (7 ECTS ). Paris XI
Regulation and Network Reforms in European Union, T. Mayer & A. Ben Youssef (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Firm Strategy in networks industries, J.F. Lemettre (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
European Policy & competition in the EU, J.M. Glachant & Y. Perez (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
International Problems, T. Mayer (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Environmental and Resource Economics, A. Ben Youssef (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Experimental Economics, C. Staropoli & D. Finon (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Networks & Organisation Economics, J.M. Glachant (7 ECTS ). Paris XI
Information and Innovation Economics, A. Rallet (7 ECTS ). Paris XI
Public Private Partnerships in Network Industries, S. Saussier (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Economics and Management of Innovation, B. Bellon (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Data Base Management, A. Plunket (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Competencies and technologies spillover, A. Plunket (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Economic Geography, A. Torre (4 ECTS ). Paris XI
Local systems of innovation, A. Torre (4 ECTS ). Paris XI |
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| | Delft |
| Principles of policy analysis, A.R.C. de Haan (6 ECTS). Delft
Technology and society, J.W.F. Wiersma (6 ECTS). Delft
Market regulation, S.T.H. Storm (6 ECTS). Delft
Project management, A. Verbraeck (3 ECTS). Delft
Continuous systems modeling, C. van Daalen (6 ECTS). Delft
Policy and decision models, S.W. Cunningham (3 ECTS). Delft
Advanced policy analysis, B. Enserink (4 ECTS). Delft
Economics of infrastructures, R.W. Kunneke (9 ECTS). Delft
Discrete systems modeling, A. Verbraeck (6 ECTS). Delft
Interorganisational decision making, R. van Wendel de Joode (9 ECTS). Delft
Politics of policy analysis, W.M. de Jong (6 ECTS). Delft
Crosscultural management, dr. W.M. de Jong (9 ECTS). Delft
Policy and decision models, dr.ir. B.C.P. Kraan (5 ECTS). Delft
Case study, dr.ir. B. Enserink (9 ECTS). Delft
Electricity and Gas: Market Design and Policy Issues (4 ECTS). Delft
Technology and Economy of Future Energy Systems (9 ECTS). Delft
Economy, Ecology and Technology of Networked Industrial Complexes (3 ECTS) Delft
Systems engineering of wireless networks (3 ECTS). Delft
(R)evolution in ICTinfrastructures (6 ECTS). Delft
Design and management of multi modal logistic chains (6 ECTS). Delft
Design and control of transport systems (6 ECTS). Delft
Throughlife engineering and management transport and logistics systems (3 ECTS). Delft
Regional Economics, Technology and Policy: Nodes, Infrastructures and Networks (4 ECTS). Delft
Public private partnership (6 ECTS). Delft
Organization and Management II: Managing Engineers (4 ECTS). Delft
Economics of innovation (4 ECTS, Delft) Data analysis (6 ECTS, Delft)
Special topics in policy analysis (5 ECTS, Delft) | Ocultar Ver temario completo |  | Objetivos: | .
| The Masters Course proposed has a distinctive European added value in several aspects: Network industries and infrastructures are currently being liberalised across Europe, based on common directives from the European Commission. Therefore, their regulation and management cannot be dealt from a national but with a European approach. This is the approach proposed by the programme. In addition, the programme puts together relevant European Universities in order to provide a global, trans-national and between industrial sectors approach to network industries regulation and management. The historical experience and background of different European countries towards the regulation and management of these sectors provides a vast richness to the contents of the programme, which may be used by third-country students for their own countries. Indeed, European know-how on economic regulation and management of network industries is significant, as shown by the constant transfer of knowledge from European firms and institutions to third countries, and its leadership in these issues compared to the US. As mentioned before, the interest of this Masters course for Europe will be proven by the collaboration with the School of Regulation - Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute in Florence (Italy), which willorganize an annual seminar in which students will present the results from their Masters dissertation. | Ocultar Ver objetivos completos | | | | | Titulación: | Erasmus Master Course on Economics and Management of Network Industries | | Convocatoria: | Abierta | | Plazo de matriculación: | Abierto | | Bolsa de Trabajo: | Tiene bolsa de trabajo | | Observaciones: | | | Requisitos: | Common admission criteria
Previous studies:
Students must have obtained a BSc degree (or equivalent) of substantial quality and level corresponding to 3 years studies at University, equivalent to 180 ECTS. They must have studied Engineering, Economics or Management (for obtaining the TU Delft MSc degree, these studies must be in a technological field or the natural sciences).
Students who have already obtained the first year of a European master in Engineering, Economics or Management, or a degree in engineering or from a business school may be accepted in the second year of the Erasmus Mundus Master Course, based on the academic excellence of their previous studies, and provided they have already obtained 60 ECTS.
The selection of these students will depend on the excellence of their studies. To verify this, the consortium will ask for the list of qualifications for each student for the previous year, requiring a Grade Point Average (GPA) for the BSc study of at least 75% of the scale maximum and a Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test score of at least 450 verbal, 550 analytical, and 650 quantitative. Letters of recommendation will be required. In individual cases, a selection committee will decide whether there are exceptional circumstances that justify deviation from one or more of the selection criteria listed above. Exceptional circumstances may result in conditional admission; in that case final admission and enrolment will only take place after the condition(s) have been fulfilled.
Linguistic competencies:
Students have to follow courses in English (Delft, Comillas and Paris XI), French (Paris XI) and Spanish (Comillas). Therefore, a high level of English is required, plus at least a basic knowledge of French and/or Spanish.
For students whose mother tongue is other than English and who did not follow all secondary and tertiary education in English, an International TOEFL score (English test) of at least 550 (paper-based test) or 213 (computer-based test) or IELTS (academic version) overall Band score of at least 6.0 is required.
For Spanish and French, basic understanding may be acknowledged in two ways:
 presenting an official proof of language skill: Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française, Diploma de Español como Lengua Extranjera
or passing the DIALANG European test (free of charge). The DIALANG results must be certified by a professor from the last University of the candidate, who verifies the applicants’ identity and the score of the test. Our consortium will only accept students who have at least a B2 level.
In individual cases, a selection committee will decide whether there are exceptional circumstances that justify deviation from one or more of the selection criteria listed above. Exceptional circumstances may result in conditional admission; in that case final admission and enrollment will only take place after the condition(s) have been fulfilled.
 2° Application procedure:
Applicants have to send the following documents by email (to emin@upcomillas.es).
The application form completed (download it here). Please make sure you attach all certified photocopies of diplomas or transcripts required
A pdf file describing previous studies, motivations and professional project (10 pages, single-spaced). The report has to be written in English. Relate your motivation to your background, education, research experience, career planning and your personal vision. Please provide also details on your choice of Universities for studying the EMIN and on your thesis outline or project.
A curriculum vitae in the Europass format (you may download templates and instructions or create it online here)
At least two letters of recommendation (download it here) from the University of origin (please include telephone numbers of the professors). The reference form is included in the application form.
Applicants should also send a signed original of the application form and letters of recommendation, along with photocopies of the academic and language certificates or trasncripts required by mail to:
Javier García González
Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica
Universidad Pontificia Comillas
Alberto Aguilera 23
28015 Madrid, Spain The application deadlines for the reception of e-mail applications for 2010-11 course are:
January 17th 2010 for third country students requesting a Category A Scholarship.
May 9th 2010 for the rest of the students.
Mail paper copies for scholarship applications should arrive no later than January 31st in order for the application to be considered.
A joint admission committee will evaluate the candidates. It will be composed of a member of each university and three professionals from network industries. A first selection of students may be called for a conversation by video-conference to verify their motivations and the coherence of their project. After this conversation, the admission committee will select a final list of students. | | | Información | | Solicita información gratis al centro | | |
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