The University of Edinburgh · Part-time
Energy Systems
Energy systems research can inform and help shape tomorrow's difficult energy decisions in decarbonising society. The MScR Energy Systems programme enables you to complete a research degree as part of the Institute for Energy Systems (IES), a multidisciplinary…
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Energy systems research can inform and help shape tomorrow's difficult energy decisions in decarbonising society. The MScR Energy Systems programme enables you to complete a research degree as part of the Institute for Energy Systems (IES), a multidisciplinary research institute delivering world-leading research in low-carbon energy systems, technology and policy. The Institute includes academic staff members with expertise in a variety of areas, including: - resource modelling and measurement - hydrodynamics - aerodynamics - computational fluid dynamics - thermodynamics - electromagnetics - power electronics - control - power systems analysis - life-cycle analysis As a Masters by Research (MScR) student, you will spend the duration of this programme working on a research project. An MScR programme allows you to gain specialist knowledge in your research area, and is sometimes taken as a precursor to a PhD.
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