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University of Aberdeen
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MSc
Part-time
Find alternative sources of energy for the University of Aberdeen’s world.
Prepare yourself for professional success in the renewables industry. Join The University of Aberdeen’s online MSc programme that is triple-accredited. It provides a broad learning experience in renewable energy.
You will receive engineering training in all major renewable energy sources, including geothermal, solar, biomass, hydroelectric, and marine wind. During this course, you’ll learn how to plan, develop, and optimise the renewable energy infrastructure of tomorrow.
This course will provide you with the theoretical knowledge and advanced technical skills you’ll need to be a successful renewables engineer. You will also be concerned with the broader issues of renewable energy law, planning, and economics. You will graduate prepared to manage projects in a safe, cost-effective, and timely manner.
If you have a background in any field of engineering, as well as in physics, mathematics, or chemistry, you may be eligible to apply for this degree.
The University of Aberdeen is one of the ancient universities
The original King’s and Marischal College, established in 1157, became The University of Aberdeen in 1495.
You can read more about the types of UK universities here.
This course is at level 7 in the UK Qualifications Framework. Level 7 is advanced level study often referred to as postgraduate level.
The Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme (CATS) is a way to talk about the time and effort a course requires. One credit (or CATS point) equals 10 hours of learning effort.
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