Energy Management or Finance degree?

I am going to be attending the University of Oklahoma as a Sophomore in the fall and am trying to pinpoint the best degree for pursuing a career in energy trading. OU offers a Energy Management degree that focuses on many subjects(Marketing, Finance, Management, Petroleum Engineering, Geology). Would this degree be more appealing to recruiters than a degree in Finance? It seems that many who go the Energy Management path end up as Landmen and don't really go the commercial/trading route. I appreciate any feedback, thanks

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