Energy Engineering Master of Science - MSc (UG)

Overview

Why MSc Energy Engineering at UEA?

Become the energy engineer that the industry needs. Our highly commended collaboration with industry means that you’ll graduate with experience in the energy sector and the perfect mix of knowledge, technical skills, and sought-after transferable skills.

Why Choose UEA

* Wide coverage: Explore a wide range of energy systems spanning renewable energy, nuclear, energy storage and hydrocarbon technologies

* Applied experience: Access advanced facilities and energy industry experiences

* Professional connection: Connect with energy industry and showcase your skills through our events

What is MSc Energy Engineering?

During the UEA Energy Engineering master’s programme, you’ll learn about fundamental energy engineering principles. You may tailor your learning to your interests with options in renewable energy, including solar, wind, wave, and hydropower. You can also study further in nuclear energy, power systems, and energy storage, as well as conventional sources, such as oil and gas. Ultimately, you’ll recognise the long-term goal of renewable energy alongside the broader reality of a sustainable energy mix.

Alongside research-led teaching from academics specialising in diverse energy fields, you'll gain direct insight into industry practice and real-world energy applications through guest lectures from industry experts and site visits, such as our annual trip to Sizewell B nuclear power station and tours of our on-campus PV and building-integrated PV installations. You’ll also benefit from access to our industry-standard facilities at Productivity East.

Studying at UEA means you’ll be at the heart of a booming energy sector, with a diverse range of engineering companies on our doorstep. You’ll benefit from these industry links right from the start of your course. You’ll also have frequent opportunities to showcase your potential to industry professionals, through events like our annual Select Partnership Scheme.

Disclaimer

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk