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Baku Summer Energy School 2015
4-17 July 2015, Baku, Azerbaijan
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Caspian Center for Energy and Environment
ADA University
Baku, Azerbaijan


Date
04
07.2015



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Baku Summer Energy School 2015 (BSES) is an annual two-week certificate program of the Caspian Center for Energy and Environment (CCEE) of ADA University held in July in partnership with the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR). It brings together world-renowned scholars, academicians and policy makers to examine and gain a better understanding of global energy and environment issues and their practical application. 

9th Annual BAKU SUMMER ENERGY SCHOOL will take place on July 4-17, 2015.

Application Deadline is April 30, 2015.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

The Baku Summer Energy School studies a wide range of issues:
•  Fundamentals of Energy
•  Energy Law
•  Energy Economics
•  Geopolitics of Energy
•  Environmental Issues
•  Strategic Management

A special focus of the program is on the Caspian Basin, including regional pipeline network development, geopolitics of the Caspian and its legal status, and the strategic outlook of SOCAR.

Upon completion of the program, participants are issued a certificate by the ADA University.

INSTRUCTORS AND SPEAKERS

The program provides a balanced approach in studying energy and the environment. BSES instructors and speakers are leading national and international experts from academia, public and private sectors:  

• World renowned scholars in the field of energy and environment, such as: University of Oxford, Princeton University, Sciences­Po, Russian Academy of Sciences, Total Professors Association, ADA University
•  Ministers and heads of governmental agencies, such as: Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Energy, Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources, Head of the State Oil Fund (SOFAZ), etc.
•  Executives of (oil) companies such as SOCAR, TAP, BP, Exxon, TOTAL, Statoil, LUKOIL, etc.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

While learning at the Baku Summer Energy School, participants will also enjoy outstanding recreational opportunities, including swimming in the legendary Caspian Sea. Living in downtown Baku provides excellent opportunities for night life, shopping, dining and sightseeing. During the weekends, the summer school offers excursions to various regions of Azerbaijan and unique sites connected to Azerbaijan’s oil and gas industry of the past and present, such as the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline, the Sangachal oil terminal, petrocliffs in Gobustan, Mud Volcanoes, and the museums of Azerbaijan’s first oil baron, Haji Zeynalabidin Tagiyev and the world-renowned Nobel Brothers.

MORE INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS

http://ccee.ada.edu.az/education/non-degree_programs/baku_summer_energy_school_annual.htm


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