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Learning outcomes (2026–2028)

Learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and general competence)

After completing the programme, the successful candidate is expected to:

Knowledge

• have good knowledge about energy outlook, energy geopolitics, energy security, and possible future energy scenarios worldwide and specifically for Europe and Norway
• have specialized knowledge about different types of energy sources, energy industry, and energy economics
• have extensive knowledge of energy logistics systems and management of energy value chains
• have general knowledge of sustainability, reliability, and risks in energy systems
• have specific knowledge of energy production and decarbonization technologies, as well as supporting logistics activities in Norway and worldwide
• have knowledge about logistics operations management tools in general

Skills

• be able to compose country-specific energy review, comparing the historical energy balance and its trends
• be able to understand the specific challenges connected to the different energy value chains, energy usages, and the energy markets
• be able to analyze country-specific current and future scenarios for energy mix, considering economic aspects, risks in energy value chains, and environmental impacts
• be able to use advanced theory and methods for socio-economic assessment of energy value chains infrastructure and policy making
• be able to plan logistics resources, activities and flows in energy systems, and evaluate these resources and activity plans under various scenarios

General Competence

• be able to present and communicate professional issues relevant to energy logistics systems with focus on reliability, sustainability, and energy security
• be able to apply acquired knowledge and skills within innovative energy logistics applications and novel research areas
• be able to read scientific papers and other scientific works related to energy logistics with a critical view to identify trends and opportunities