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Study Details: MSc 1 year full time 2 years part time
The MSc Renewable Energy and Resource Management course will develop the cutting-edge multi-disciplinary knowledge and skills to enable you to develop a rewarding career in this fast moving growth industry.
Accredited by The Energy Institute, this renewable energy masters is based in USW’s Sustainable Environment Research Centre (SERC) a leading and internationally recognised centre for more than 30 years. SERC is also home to The Wales Centre of Excellence for Anaerobic Digestion and the University of South Wales Centre for Renewable Hydrogen Research and Demonstration.
You will be taught by SERC’s team of academics and researchers who are engaged in industrially linked projects such as FLEXIS, RICE and SMART circle working with companies such as Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, Tata Steel, and ITM Power. This ensures that your modules are informed by the latest up-to-date and industrially relevant research, preparing you for employment.
A minimum 2:2 Honours degree in a science or engineering-related subject. Other applicants will be considered on an individual basis.
For information on the funding options available for this course please visit our Student Money Pages.
There is substantial global demand for graduates with expertise in renewable energy. The need to meet emissions targets will create a need for highly skilled individuals to implement the changes.
Graduates with a renewable energy qualification can find work in multiple sectors from the renewable energy industry; local authorities; government regulatory agencies; manufacturing industries; energy and environmental consultancy companies; water companies; research and academia and national and international non-governmental organisations.
Typical roles include:
Graduates may also progress on to a PhD or research degree.
You will study the following taught modules (20 credits each):
Plus two from the following optional modules (20 credits each):
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