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MSc Sustainable Engineering: Renewable Energy Systems & the Environment

  • DeadlineStudy Details: 12 months full-time; 24 months part-time

Masters Degree Description

Renewable Energy Systems and the Environment is one of the pathways offered within our Sustainable Engineering programme. Examining how quality of life can be balanced by the need for conservation of world resources, you'll explore the impact energy has on the environment and how it can be reduced

You’ll learn about different energy needs, renewable energy resources, and systems that control these resources, such as:

demand for power, heating, and cooling
energy storage
heat pumps
solar energy
wind and hydro energy
high efficiency systems
advanced materials
advanced controls
buildings and indoor environments
integrated heating, cooling and power systems (at various scales)
Our course has been running for more than 20 years and has over 400 graduates. External examiners consistently refer to our beneficial links with industry and the high quality of our project work.

Entry Requirements

Normally a first-class or second-class honours degree (or international equivalent) in architecture, engineering or related subject.

Entry may be possible with other qualifications provided there is evidence of relevant experience and of the capacity for postgraduate study.

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Student Destinations

Job titles include:
Artificial Intelligence Engineer
Biomass Engineer
Renewable Energy Consultant
Renewable Energy Development Officer
Technical Analyst
Employers include:
Greenspan
Mott Macdonald
Natural Power
SSE
Scottish Power Energy Networks
The Campbell Palmer Partnership
RSP Consulting Engineers

Module Details

Core modules:

Energy Resources & Policy (10 credits)
Energy Systems Analysis (10 credits)
Electrical Power Systems (10 credits)
Energy Modelling & Monitoring (10 credits)
Sustainability (10 credits)
Sustainable Engineering Group Project (40 credits)

Optional modules:

Design Management (10 credits)
Project Management (10 credits)
Risk Management (10 credits)
Financial Engineering (10 credits)
Environmental Impact Assessment (10 crediits)

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