Energy Engineering - MS17
[Master ]
What does it mean?
The Master's program in Energy Engineering aims to provide students with advanced education and specialized training in energy systems and technologies, preparing them to become leaders and innovators in the global transition to sustainable energy solutions. It focuses on the study of energy systems, renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency, and sustainable energy solutions. The program is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills necessary to address the challenges of the energy sector, including climate change, energy security, and transitioning towards a sustainable energy future. Graduates may pursue careers in various sectors, including renewable energy development, energy consulting, energy policy analysis, and research and development.
What will you learn about?
Renewable energies; Digital technologies and SCADA in the management of energy systems; Energy technologies in buildings; Advanced technologies for enrgy generation; Electric technologies and smart grid; GIS for energy engineering; Environmental aspects in energy conversion; CFD analysis applied to energy systems; Hydrogen and fuel cells; Energy efficiency; Energy recovery in urban water cycle; Energy storage systems.
What will you become?
- Energy engineer;
- Engineer in management and control of energy utilities systems;
- Project manager;
- Research engineer in energy engineering;
- Engineer in information technology in power engineering;
... and the list expands.
Who will hire you?
- Companies focused on the development and management of renewable energy projects;
- Energy and environmental engineering consulting companies;
- Utility companies and electricity production companies;
- Government agencies and regulatory bodies;
- Research and development institutions;
- Higher education institutions;
- Non-profit organizations focused on sustainability and environmental protection;
- Energy equipment and installation design companies;
- Energy equipment manufacturing companies;