Energy Systems Engineering and Management

STUDY THE CLEAN ENERGY REVOLUTION

The global transition to clean energy is well underway. From Germany to China and countries all around the globe, governments, cities, towns, public institutions and progressive companies are leading the way to reduce their dependency on fossil fuels. Students in the master’s programme in Energy Systems Engineering and Management at Ruhr West explore technical and economic aspects of the clean energy revolution in a scientific and application-oriented way.

The energy industry is a key economic sector in industrialised societies. The necessary transformation of energy systems makes it even more important, especially when it comes to finding a good balance between society’s expectations of liberalisation and sustainability. Managers in a changing energy sector need professional qualifications that involve cross-sectional knowledge and an understanding of systems – from an engineering point of view as well as from a business point of view.

In the three-semester master’s programme in Energy Systems Engineering and Management at Ruhr West, students work on complex energy-related issues, observing technical and economic conditions and developing an understanding of innovative energy systems. The programme builds on Ruhr West’s undergraduate programme of the same name and is suitable for students with a bachelor’s degree in

Engineering and Management
Energy and Environmental Engineering
Energy Informatics
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Energy and Water Management
comparable study programmes at other universities

This energy-related postgraduate degree in engineering and management is an inter- and transdisciplinary programme, as illustrated by the following contents:

Energy engineering and energy industry
Renewable energies
Energy networks and energy storage
Corporate development and controlling
Financial and risk management
Scientific simulation
Mathematics
Project work with a focus on both research and application

You can find more detailed information here (in German)

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Akademischer Grad	Master of Engineering (M. Eng.)
Akkreditierung	Der Studiengang ist akkreditiert!
Studienbeginn	jeweils zum Sommer- und Wintersemester
Studienort	Campus Bottrop
Regelstudienzeit	3 Semester
Fachbereich 1	Institut Energiesysteme und Energiewirtschaft
Studienvoraussetzungen	Abschluss eines berufsqualifizierenden Studiums in einem ingenieur- oder wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Studiengang. Dabei müssen insgesamt mindestens 210 Credits und davon mindestens 30 Credits aus Modulen mit zumindest überwiegend ingenieurswissenschaftlichen oder mathematisch-naturwissenschaftlichen Inhalten erworben worden sein. Da der Masterstudiengang 90 Credits umfassen wird, können Bachelorabsolventinnen und -absolventen, die weniger als 210 Credits vorweisen können, definierte Module (learning agreements) nachholen. Damit ist sichergestellt, dass nach Abschluss des Masterstudiengangs 300 Credits erreicht sind. Weitere Voraussetzungen lesen Sie in der Prüfungsordnung.
Zulassungsbeschränkung	ja, Orts-NC
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