MSc Global Energy Technologies and Systems

at University of Birmingham

• Explore the provision, distribution, and utilisation of energy in all forms through a comprehensive systems-based approach, considering factors such as environmental impacts, demand, and urbanisation.
• Benefit from a diverse range of course content delivered by experts from the School of Chemical Engineering, School of Physics and Astronomy, and School of Government and Society, offering insights from academia, industry, and policy.
• Engage with 120 credits of core material to develop both breadth and depth of knowledge, covering specific energy technologies, energy system design, as well as the economics, policy, and geopolitics of energy.
• Gain a thorough understanding of how energy systems operate and the necessary changes required to meet future objectives, enabling you to address real-world energy challenges in a global context.

Modules 

Core modules

Fundamental aspects

• Advanced Energy Technology - 10 credits.
• Energy Systems and Policy - 10 credits.

Energy technologies

• Energy Storage - 10 credits
• Fuel Cell Technologies - 10 credits.
• Nuclear Energy - 10 credits.
• Renewable Energy Systems - 10 credits.
• Thermal Energy - conversion, storage and applications - 10 credits.

Global energy systems and design

• Energy Systems Modelling - 10 credits.
• Energy Systems Design - 10 credits.

Research

• Research Project - 60 credits

• Prospective applicants should hold or anticipate achieving a 2:1 Honours degree from a UK academic institution (or an equivalent qualification from overseas) in engineering or physical sciences. 
• Exceptional candidates with degrees in life sciences and economics may also be considered, provided they include a sufficient component of mathematics.
• IELTS: 6
• TOEFL: 80

International Tuition Fees:

£31390 per year

Completing the MSc in Global Energy Technologies and Systems prepares graduates for diverse and rewarding career opportunities in the rapidly evolving energy sector.