University of Surrey · Part-time
Sustainable Energy
Why choose this course Our cross-disciplinary MSc programme in Sustainable Energy provides you with broad-ranging training and the fundamentals for understanding sustainable and renewable energy systems and applications, as well as the social, economic, regula…
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FEPS - Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Why choose this course Our cross-disciplinary MSc programme in Sustainable Energy provides you with broad-ranging training and the fundamentals for understanding sustainable and renewable energy systems and applications, as well as the social, economic, regulatory and environmental factors that govern sustainable energy. It will provide you with specialist skills and an enviable understanding of the sector, boosting your career and helping address the energy technology and skills gap. Study on this sustainable energy masters and you'll learn the key concepts of sustainability and renewables, with a range of theoretical and practical modules taught by world-leading academics. You'll also have the opportunity to undertake a placement year if you choose our placement pathway. The Faculty has fantastic links with a range of industrial partners, including Fluor, ExxonMobil, the BAE System, Cres Power, and NPL. Working within our School of Sustainability, Civil and Environmental Engineering, you'll get access to a wide range of exceptional facilities and resources. What you will study This MSc in Sustainable Energy takes an interdisciplinary approach to the sector, enabling you to gain an excellent broad overview of energy sustainability and renewables whilst also giving you opportunities to specialise in aspects such as wind, solar, sustainable energy storage, and smart energy and the AI applications. You'll begin by exploring the core principles in sustainable/net-zero energy systems and applications. Project and laboratory components will then enable you to gain practical, technical and transferable skills. Elements of leadership and change management will also be embedded throughout group project work. You will actively engage in the research aspects of the programme as part of your dissertation projects. For this, you'll be integrated into one of our research teams, based on the choice of topic you're interested in within a range of energy-systems-related projects and closely supervised by one of our expert research staff. The research projects will be conducted across highly relevant and multidisciplinary themes within the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, with some contributions from the other institutes, research centres, and faculties at Surrey.
Getting in
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A minimum of a 2:2 in a relevant UK honours degree, or a recognised equivalent international qualification in the following subject areas: Engineering (mechanical, electrical, environmental, material, civil, process, manufacturing, chemical or equivalents) Science (physics, chemistry, mathematics, environmental, or equivalents) Dual degrees in engineering/science with business and management aspects (engineering management, engineering business management, or equivalent dual degrees). Applicants with relevant work experience who do not meet the academic entry requirements may be considered for example: Energy engineering professionals (design, management, and consultancy) Renewable systems experts Research engineers Sustainable supply-chain advisers etc. English language requirements IELTS Academic: 6.5 overall with 6.0 in writing and 5.5 in each other elements.
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