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Wind Energy Systems
This MSc is for ambitious engineering graduates who wish to strengthen, lead and transform the high-growth global wind energy industry. This course offers engineering graduates the opportunity to study at one of Europe's largest and leading University power an…
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This MSc is for ambitious engineering graduates who wish to strengthen, lead and transform the high-growth global wind energy industry. This course offers engineering graduates the opportunity to study at one of Europe's largest and leading University power and energy technology groups - the Institute for Energy & Environment. On this course you'll develop and enhance your technical expertise of wind energy and deepen your understanding of the engineering, political and economic contexts of wind power. This course will provide you with an advanced level of knowledge to address the current and future challenges of this exciting and dynamic sector. With links to key UK and global business and industry energy partners, you’ll have unique access to companies at the forefront of wind energy developments.
Getting in
As the university states it
Normally a first or second-class Honours degree or international equivalent qualification in electronic, electrical or mechanical engineering or related discipline (physics, mechatronics, control or systems engineering) from a recognised academic institution.
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