Master of Science - Sustainable Engineering (Energy & Power) with Industrial Practice

Sustainable Engineering (Energy & Power) with Industrial Practice course will equip students with the knowledge and skills to address current and future energy challenges, required as the industry transitions into a need for innovative technologies to achieve net zero. Graduates will be prepared to apply their expertise in both existing and emerging energy and power industries, with a strong emphasis on sustainability. Student may also choose to pursue a career in research and development to enhance and create new technologies.

The course integrates advanced concepts in power electronic converter systems, smart grids, and sustainability. Additionally, they will develop skills in research planning, communication, strategy, and management, ensuring a balance between technical expertise and sustainable systems management. They will cover key areas such as sustainability for engineers, environmental impact, advanced thermos-fluid systems, and renewable energy systems. The curriculum also includes advanced processing methods and AI-driven optimization for the process industries.

This two-year degree with Industrial Practice is an innovative combination of theory and practice. They'll have the chance to put their learning into action through an individual project, followed by a placement with a relevant employer. The placement is an ideal opportunity to work and engage with state-of-the-art industrial systems, processes and practices while reflecting on their personal development.

On successful completion, they will emerge from this course as a well-rounded professional engineer. With a highly valued combination of in-depth knowledge and work experience, graduates of this programme have enhanced their career prospects worldwide.

This course has been designed for the International Market.

This programme may include a range of learning activities such as on-campus teaching, practical sessions, workshops, placements or field-based work. These activities form part of the core learning experience