Bureau Veritas Launches Postgraduate Program in Oil, Gas, and Energy Transition Management

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Set To Begin In August, Course Offers Multidisciplinary Curriculum Aligned With The Market Expertise Of The Group

Bureau Veritas, a global leader in Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC), launches a postgraduate course in Oil, Gas and Energy Transition Management in the second semester of the year. With a faculty composed of auditors and specialists from the Group and a curriculum that addresses different themes, such as Climate Change and Integrated Management, the new course is aimed at professionals who want to enter the field and become qualified managers to implement organizational improvements, manage and oversee companies in the sector.

“With this postgraduate program, we want to share all our experience in the area and train professionals with a forward-looking perspective, adequate process management, quality, safety, and sustainability,” says Andressa Lisboa, Certification Director at Bureau Veritas. “We offer more than just topics related to the sector; we have specific modules associated with our expertise that we know make a difference in the field,” she adds.
The postgraduate course in Oil, Gas and Energy Transition Management, with Latu Sensu certification, offers a curriculum that covers different topics, such as Project Development and Management, Fundamentals of Business Management, Atmospheric Emissions and Climate Change, Standards, Integrated Management, Performance Management, and Negotiation Strategies. In an online format, classes will be taught live on Saturdays, totaling 360 hours. Enrollment is open, and the first class of the specialization is scheduled to start in August 2024.

The Educational Program of Bureau Veritas has over 200 courses offered in different formats, such as distance learning, in-company, and live online. Those interested in enrolling in a postgraduate program have three other options: Integrated Management System, Sustainability – ESG, and Certification Audits and Evaluation Processes. For more information, visit https://conteudo.brasil.bureauveritastraining.com/pos-graduacao-auditorias.

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With a global revenue of €5.7 billion, Bureau Veritas is a world leader in Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC). Founded in 1828, the Group operates in 140 countries, serving over 400,000 clients. There are 80,000 employees located in more than 1,600 offices and laboratories worldwide, including over 6,000 professionals in Brazil. Bureau Veritas offers a complete portfolio of services and innovative solutions to ensure that assets, products, infrastructure, and processes meet quality, health and safety, environmental protection, and social responsibility standards and regulations.

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