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MSc - Master of Science
University of Aberdeen
Online
JAN
27 months
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MSc - Master of Science
University of Aberdeen
Online
JAN
27 months
Select a an exam type
Ready yourself for career success in renewables. Join our triple-accredited online MSc.
It gives you a much broader learning experience than many other Masters degrees in renewable energy. You can also study this degree full-time on campus.
You’ll train as an engineer in all major renewable energy sources, including:
You’ll learn to design, build and optimise the renewable energy infrastructure of the future.
You’ll cover the theoretical knowledge and advanced technical skills you need as a renewables engineer. But you’ll also focus on the wider legislation, planning and economics of renewables. You’ll graduate ready to run green energy projects safely, to budget, and on time.
Who can study online MSc Renewable Energy Engineering
You can apply for this distance-learning degree if you have a background in any branch of Engineering, or in Physics, Maths or Chemistry.
Accredited online degree
This online MSc is accredited by the:
What you’ll study
You can choose to study for a:
Assessment
This degree usually combines online assessment with written exams that you attend in person.
However, due to Covid-19, in-person exams will not take place until the September 2022 term at the earliest. Until then, we’ll be using alternative online assessments.
Careers
This accredited degree will prepare you for career success in the renewable energy sector.
You’ll graduate with the extensive knowledge and skills you need to work on renewable energy projects across the world.
As well as strong technical skills, you’ll confidently possess the commercial and project management skills needed to run projects safely, on time and to budget.
Students should have2:1 (upper-second) UK honours degree (or equivalent) in any branch of Engineering, Physics, Maths or Chemistry, or 2:2 (lower-second) UK honours degree (or equivalent) in any branch of Engineering, Physics, Maths or Chemistry and at least two years’ relevant experience. Key subjects you must have covered: Mathematics.
Students living in
Domestic
£4,703 per year
Students from Domestic
£14,110. This indicative cost is based on 180 credits of study over three years, starting in September 2024.
£4,703 per year
Students from Other UK
£14,110. This indicative cost is based on 180 credits of study over three years, starting in September 2024.
£4,703 per year
Students from EU
£14,110. This indicative cost is based on 180 credits of study over three years, starting in September 2024.
£4,703 per year
Students from International
£14,110. This indicative cost is based on 180 credits of study over three years, starting in September 2024.