MEng Sustainable Energy at Europa-Universität Flensburg

Programme overview

Master of Engineering on sustainable energy systems and technologies and the technical, economic, ecological and social challenges of the energy transition. Students choose a specialisation: Transition, Engineering or Development (the latter a DAAD-funded programme for international students).

Duration: 3 semesters (1.5 years) | Study mode: full-time; English- and German-taught | Intake: Wintersemester (September) and Sommersemester (March) | Location: Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

What you will study

Sustainable energy systems and technologies, the challenges of the energy transition, causes and consequences of the climate crisis, and a specialisation in Transition (societal change and sustainability), Engineering (sustainable energy technologies, grid solutions and storage) or Development (development cooperation).

Career pathways

Graduates work in energy companies, engineering offices, consultancies and start-ups, government bodies, and international organisations and NGOs dealing with energy, climate or development.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Admission-restricted: a good Bachelor's degree is required, in an engineering, economics or sustainability subject related to energy. English proficiency required, with additional German depending on the specialisation, and professional or international experience for some specialisations. Application periods: Transition and Engineering 15 May to 15 July (autumn) and 1 December to 15 January (spring); Development 15 May to 31 August with a DAAD scholarship, or 15 May to 30 November without.

Intake: Wintersemester (September) and Sommersemester (March)

Duration: 3 semesters (1.5 years)

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