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Training schedule

designed for the working

professional

LAUNCH DATE:

September 20, 2010

Specialisedgraduate trainingin the energysector

E x e c u t i v e M a s t e r

Energy and Global Policies


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Partners

IFP School benefits from its integration in IFP to offer students a top level scientific

and technological environment.

A school within a research center

IFP is a public sector research and training center aimed at developing the

technologies and materials of the future in the fields of energy, transport and

environment. It provides public players and industry with innovative solutions for a

smooth transition to the energies and materials of tomorrow more efficient, more

economical, cleaner, and sustainable. The scientific recognition of IFP materialized in

2005 with a Nobel Prize in chemistry attributed to Yves Chauvin, engineer and project

leader at IFP from 1960 to 1995.

A school open to the worldWe have imagined IFP School as a concentration of the world, enabling its students

to comprehend the worlds diversity and to discover its riches. Half of our students are

international and this diversity concerns the training, citizenship, businesses,

organizations, and public entities represented.

A school strongly linked to industry

In addition to permanent professors, lecturers and researchers, 350 specialists from

the business world teach at IFP School each year. This enables IFP School to offer

practical training with a wide industry scope, through the analysis of real-life

situations.

IFP School

Graduate training programmes

in both English and French

17 graduate level programmes, adapted

to the needs of society and industry

500 students per year

A job placement rate of 99% in over

80 companies and organizations

across 50 different countries

12,000 alumni presently working

in over 100 countries

Five strategic priorities:

Carbon capture and storage (CCS)

Diversification of fuel sources: green energy

Development of clean, fuel-efficient vehicles

Maximising the conversion of raw materials

into energy for transport

Expanding the boundaries of oil and gas

exploration and production


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To meet the needs of businesses and administration, Science Pos Executive Education

Department offers tailored programmes. Both in the form of short seminars and leading

to diplomas, with the aim of developing professional skills for all participants, Sciences

Pos nine research centers, its eight chairs and its PhD Programme (Ecole Doctorale)

foster an innovative and practically oriented educational environment. These centers

offer continuous education to their students who benefit from the latest research

breakthroughs in five major disciplines: economics, political science, sociology, history

and law.

An action-oriented pedagogy

Sciences Pos educational project relies on teamwork, the assumption of responsibility,

and the development of public speaking skills. By drawing from the continuity of lessons

given to students in initial training, the training programmes encourage intellectualdebate and ability to deal with difficult situations.

A unique place for exchanging ideas

Animated by their exceptional network of participants, composed of experts,

researchers and senior executives from industry, banking, consulting, media, politics,

state institutions, high levels of civil service and non-governmental organisations these

executive programmes constitute a unique forum of exchange for professionals from

the private and public sectors.

A regional and international presence

Training sessions can take place on the site of the business or administration

concerned, or at Sciences Po Paris, or outside Paris (Dijon, Le Havre, Menton, Nancyor Poitiers), or outside France on the campus of one of the universities partnered with

Sciences Po.

Sciences Po

Four missions: undergraduate, graduate and

executive education; research;

documentation and publishing

An MPA, a preparation for ENAs (Ecole

Nationale dAdministration) competitiveexams, a PhD programme (Ecole Doctorale)

and a Research Master in Social Sciences

7 500 students, of whom 2 400 are

foreign nationals from over 40 countries

2200 French and foreign lecturers, who

are professionals from the private sector,

French and European Public

Administration and from International

Organizations

80 permanent professors

100 visiting foreign professors

320 researchers and research professors

280 university partners worldwide

15 foreign languages taught

750 employees

14 Executive Masters

6 000 executive interns

200 short seminars (1 to 6 days)

for over 2000 businesses

120 tailored training sessions for over

80 businesses and organizations from

the public and private sectors


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Academic StaffProfessors

Nadine Bret-Rouzaut

At IFP School, Nadine, Professor of PetroleumExploration and Production Management, is the

Director of the Center for Economics andManagement. She has published a reference bookOil and Gas Exploration and Production (Reserves,

Costs, Contracts).

Patrick Gougeon

Patrick is a member of the Finance Department atthe ESCP-EAP European School of Management andformer director of its MBA programmes. He alsoserved as Director of the School of Management atthe Asian Institute of Technology in Bangkok,Thailand (1990-1993) where programmes andresearch focused on international technology

transfers, project finance and joint ventures.

Emmanuel Hache

At IFP School, Emmanuel serves as the Head of thePetroleum Economics and Management Programme -an international collaborative programme.He holds a PhD in Economics and is a specialist incommodity markets.

Christophe Jaffrelot

A specialist in Indian and South-East Asianinternational relations, Christophe is a research

Director in the Centre National pour la RechercheScientifique (CNRS). From 2000 to 2008, he wasHead of Science Pos Center for International Studiesand Research. He teaches, within Sciences PosResearch Master programme, a course on Democracyand Nationalisms in South-East Asia.

Tania Sollogoub

Tania holds a Masters degree from Sciences PoParis, and has worked in the strategy departments ofseveral international banks. A specialist in countryrisk analysis, she worked on many other projects suchas debt restructuring, setting up subsidiaries, issuing

bonds, etc. She teaches macro-economics atSciences Po and was a member of the jury for thecole Nationale dAdministration (ENA). Since 2007,she has been in charge of Science Pos Master infinance and strategy.Director

Jean-Pierre Favennec (DirectorExpert)is a specialist in energy and a professor at IFP

School. He also advises large companies in

France and abroad and is a guest speaker

in many conferences.

He has published several books (Economics

and Management of the Refining Industry,

Energy Markets, Energy Geopolitics) and many

articles on the technical, economic andpolitical aspects of energy.


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Participants background

This programme is designed for participants

who come from around the world, who have

full command of the English language

(TOEFL may be required), hold a university-level degree (bachelor's or equivalent), and

who have a significant work experience of

approximately 10 years.

Philosophy and Structure

Participants

This Executive Master designed for experienced professionals from

various sectors, sharing a common operational interest in the

energy sector, such as bankers, manufacturers, lawyers,

consultants, civil servants and NGO leaders.

Contents

A synthetic, clear and prospective vision of the energy sector

covering its technical-economic, political, geopolitical and

environmental aspects.

A sharp understanding of the stakeholders concerned (national

firms, international companies, service industries, governments,

regulatory organizations, international organizations, etc.) and the

evolution of lateral stakes linked to energy in the form of threats andopportunities.

The strengthening of operational skills in international contract law,

financial analysis, management of complex projects, trading,

leadership, and negotiation.

At the end of this programme, participants will be able to:

understand, analyze, and anticipate political, technical-economic,

environmental and international stakes in the energy sector

integrate these stakes and constraints into their decision making

(strategic economic, industrial decisions-investment)

understand the fundamentals of project finance and trading contribute to the elaboration of public energy policies

define the roles and interests of public and private actors involved

practice their management activity with renewed professionalism

Energy-related challenges areat the heart of present issues

in our societies. Growth of demandin emerging countries, technological

and environmental challenges, and the essentialaim of sustainable development will be your areasof concern.

Ten years ago, energy was plentiful and cheap. Ithad become quite expensive, before the currenteconomic crisis brought about a reduction of prices.However, anyone can feel that this situation istemporary. The bulk of our energy consumption stillremains dependent upon fossil fuels. Resources arelimited, and carbon dioxide emissions provokeclimatic change.

Energetic transition is an unavoidable must.Priorities are energy efficiency, vehicles with lowerconsumption, better insulated buildings, moreefficient industrial processes.

The purpose of this Executive Master, calledEnergy and Global Policies, is to providespecialists and managers in the energy sector or anyrelated sector with a thorough knowledge aboutbasic mechanisms and the technical, legal, andfinancial aspects of energy. It is important thatthese elements be integrated into a political andgeopolitical context, so that participants areled to take them into account during theirdecision-making processes.

By combining the expertise of Sciences Posprofessors on the world political scene with theexpertise of IFP School (world reknowed researchand training institute in the field of energy), theExecutive Master Energy and Global Policies is aunique think tank which providespersonalized monitoring andprofessional support in a resolutelyinternational perspective.

Jean-Pierre FavennecProfessor at IFP School

A wordF R O M T H E

D I R E C T O R


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OrganizationO F T H E E X E C U T I V E M A S T E R>

STRUCTURING SETS OF THEMES

CALENDAR

The Executive Master Energy and GlobalPolicies is comprised of 40 days of training,divided into five seminars of eight days each:

September 20, 2010 > September 29, 2010 November 2, 2010 > November 10, 2010 January 31, 2011 > February 9, 2011 April 4, 2011 > April 13, 2011 June 27, 2011 > July 7, 2011

The oral defense (viva voce) of the capstoneproject will take place in September 2011.

Courses in Paris will be held in a both SciencesPos and IFP schools campuses.

Executive Master Programme

Business

&

Leadership

Project

Financing

& Trading

Energy

&

Environment

International

Relations &

Country risk

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Objective: To provide participants with a sharp

understanding of international stakes linked to energy

production and transport, a common source of conflict thatrequires cooperation between energy producing and energy

consuming countries. This theme is essential to

understanding price volatility in the energy sector. For each

region studied (Europe, North America, South America,

CIS, Middle East, Africa, Asia), the economic situation, the

geopolitical context and the energy-related stakes will be

scrutinized.

Content:

political and economic context of the region-development factors, assets, and risks

main characteristics: energy production andconsumption, reserves, projects, imports and links

with source countries, exports and interdependencies mode of regulation and influence of involved players

in the field of energy degree of openness and interdependence of these

players the roles of private players, public companies

and authorities market structuring country risk: sovereign risk rating,

evaluation of political risk, role of rating agenciesand impact on financial markets

Evaluation: individual research project on a specificregion according to economic, geopolitical and energyanalysis grids

Objective: To master energy fundamentals at the world

level and by source (fossil, nuclear, renewable) while

integrating the sustainable development stakes.

Content:

energy: definition, units and equivalences prospective analysis of energy supply and demand the oil, gas and coal markets: stakeholders, costs,

investments, etc. electricity: production, costs and competition the investment decision in energy from an economic

and political point of view the economic and legal tools that incite players to

durably manage biodiversity and to limit the emissionsof greenhouse gas; and the efficient use of these tools

the content of the Kyoto protocol and present tracks

of reflection for after 2012Evaluation: case studies

International Relationsand Country Risk

2 Energy andEnvironnement

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Capstoneproject>

The capstone project is a small-group consultancy

project, designed to provide a response in policy

analysis or economic problems related to energy.

A wide range of organizations can be involved:government agencies, regional and local authorities,

private firms who articulate with public affairs,

international organizations, and NGOs.

The methods used in the capstone project draw

not only on the methods from the Executive Master

(both analytical and academic), but go beyond them

to engage the students in a hands-on professional

experience, involving experiential learning in

a professional setting. The group experience

is critical to this learning process. Equally criticalis the understanding of the clients needs,

in order to achieve the appropriate definition

of the problem to be addressed as well as the nature

of the final product to be delivered.

At the end of the Executive Master, each team will

present their research in front of a jury: the target, the

approach, the organisation of activities, the results,

and the projects conclusions.

This presentation will be followed by a question and

answer period (lasting about 40 minutes) involvingthe client, the tutor, and the students.

External participants may also be invited

to the presentations.

Objectives: To provide participants with the tools and

techniques for project finance and trading (raw

materials, oil, oil products, gas, electricity, carbondioxide) while integrating risk analysis.

Content:

PROJECT EVALUATION AND FINANCE

the project contractual structure and specificityof project financing

project risk analysis and evaluation

ENERGY MARKETS AND TRADING

market mechanisms and design market instruments, hedging market players: functions, objectives and strategies

RISK MANAGEMENT

risk mapping risk treatment (prevention, transfer and financing) post risk management (crisis management, business

recovery)

Evaluation: case studies

4 Project Financingand Trading

BUSINESS AND LAW

Objective: To provide participants with all the basic tools

for a manager in economics, finance, strategy and law.

Content:

ECONOMICS FOR MANAGERS

macroeconomic contemporary issues (role of emergingcountries, US deficits, volatility of foreign exchange markets)

industrial economics and specific issues for energymanagers

ESSENTIALS IN CORPORATE FINANCE

financial analysis and planning financial instruments and policy

ESSENTIALS IN STRATEGY AND MARKETING

strategic analysis development strategic issues in energy (asset portfolio management,

controlling the value chain, M&A and alliances)CONTRACT LAW

theory and practice of negotiations and pre-contractualdocuments

international payments and international bank guarantees judicial and arbitrage strategy

Evaluation: case studies

LEADERSHIP

Objective: To provide participants with the necessary qualities

to play a leadership role in a globalized context.

Content :

team management in the context of complex projects speaking and communicating in a time of crisis optimizing management style negotiation

Evaluation: assiduity, participation, role play, simulationexercise

3 Business and Leadership


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SCIENCES PO

DIRECTION DE LA FORMATION CONTINUE

28, rue des Saints-Pres, 75007 ParisTl. : 33 (0)1 45 49 63 00 I Fax : 33 (0)1 45 49 63 01www.sciences-po.fr/spf

IFP SCHOOL

232, avenue Napolon Bonaparte, 92852 Rueil-Malmaison CedexTel. : +33 (0)1 47 52 60 00 I Fax : +33 (0)1 47 52 70 00www.ifp.fr

ORGANIZATION

Calendar: The Executive Master Energy andGlobal Policies is comprised of 40 days oftraining, divided into five seminars of eightdays each :

September 20, 2010 > September 29, 2010

November 2, 2010 > November 10, 2010

January 31, 2011 > February 9, 2011

April 4, 2011 > April 13, 2011

June 27, 2011 > July 7, 2011

The oral defense (viva voce) of the capstoneproject will take place in September 2011.

Tuitions Fees: 25 000 tax exempt.

COORDINATION

IFP SCHOOLMichael Martens, co-coordinatorTel.: +33 (0)1 47 52 72 [email protected]

Sciences PoIrina Kolotouchkina, co-coordinatorTel.: +33 (0)1 45 49 63 [email protected]

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

The programme is designed for participants

from all countries, who have full command

of the English language (TOEFL may be

required), hold a university-level degree

(bachelors or equivalent) and who have a

significant work experience (of approximately10 years).

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Candidates applying for Executive Master Energy and Global Policies in Paris must submit

the following documents in English:

. A completed application form

. Curriculum Vitae (CV)

. Two letters of recommendation

(in sealed enveloppes)

. Certified copies of diplomas

and transcripts

After the application package has been reviewed by the Admission Committee, the candidatewill be notified whether he / she will be invited for an interview at Sciences Po.

. The Test of English as a Foreign

Language (TOEFL) may be required

. A non-refundable application fee

of 120.

Meet with us:

Executive Masters presentations

at Sciences Po

March 25th, 2010,June 17th, 2010,September 16th, 2010.

For any further information and to register

for presentation: + 33 (0)1 45 49 63 00

> 6:30 p.m.

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