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Engineering
University of Stuttgart, Germany
How can households, municipalities, and businesses continue to secure sufficient energy and heat? How can technology be combined with a sense of responsibility to advance the energy transition and climate protection? In the Master’s programme in Energy Engineering, you will learn about the concepts of energy conversion, storage, and distribution.
Duration: 4 semesters (2 years) | Study mode: full-time, German-taught | Intake: Winter and summer semester | Location: Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
The Master’s programme in Energy Engineering offers a choice of two specialisation tracks: The first specialisation must be subject-specific and therefore selected from Group 1. The second specialisation may also be selected from Group 1 or, if you prefer an interdisciplinary option, from Group 2. Furthermore, by the end of the Master programme, either an industrial internship or compulsory elective modules totalling 15 ECTS must be completed.
Admission unrestricted Please note the admission requirements. Internship required 12-week Industrial internship during your studies or compulsory elective modules (15 ECTS). No programme-specific language requirement listed. Application deadline: July 15 for winter semester January 15 for summer semester. Admission Requirements: Applicants to the Master’s programme in Energy Engineering must meet the academic eligibility requirements. This is the case if: they have a suitable Bachelor’s degree in renewable energy, mechanical engineering, or a closely related programme from a German university, university of applied sciences, cooperative university, or university of cooperative education or an equivalent degree from a university outside Germany or expect to obtain such a degree in the near future they have acquired or are still acquiring a minimum level of relevant skills and knowledge Even if both of these conditions are met, supplementary modules may be assigned if the required subject-specific knowledge is insufficient. This is intended to ensure that students have the prior knowledge needed to successfully complete the Master’s programme in Energy Engineering. The possible supplementary modules include “Advanced Mathematics 1+2” (18 ECTS), “Advanced Mathematics 3” (6 ECTS), “Engineering Mechanics 1” (6 ECTS), “Engineering Mechanics 2” (6 ECTS), “Engineering Thermodynamics 1+2” (12 ECTS), “Engineering Thermodynamics 2” (6 ECTS), “Control Engineering” (6 ECTS), “Engineering Fluid Mechanics” (6 ECTS), and “Materials Science 1+2” (6 ECTS). The total number of credits for all supplementary modules may not exceed 30 ECTS credits. All supplementary modules must have been completed by passing the relevant examination before the Master’s thesis is registered with the Examination Office. For complete information on the admission procedure and the criteria for determining subject-specific suitability, please refer to the Admissions Regulations of the University of Stuttgart. If you have any questions about this, particularly regarding requirements, please feel free to contact our Academic Advisor or the Chair of the Admissions Committee . Application period: winter semester: May 15 – July 15 summer semester: December 1 – January 15
Intake: Winter and summer semester
Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)
Apply through the official page: https://www.uni-stuttgart.de/en/study/application/online/
Engineering
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Engineering
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Engineering
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Engineering
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Engineering
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Engineering
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Engineering
University of Stuttgart, Germany
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