Energy and Environmental Engineering (BEng)

at University of Wales Trinity Saint David

With the world’s population set to reach nine billion in 2050, obtaining enough clean water, air, land, food and energy becomes even more difficult an issue for modern society.Energy and Environmental Engineering degree equips graduates with the skills and knowledge to be 21st-century engineers prepared to meet the environmental challenges of industry and society.
 

The Energy and Environmental Engineering programmes are intended to provide students with a thorough grounding in engineering principles and concepts and apply this to energy and environmental (E&E) problems.There is a need for an E&E Engineer to develop novel and innovative solutions to help resolve current, as well as, future E&E problems.Energy Engineering involves studying current forms of power generation as well as developing technologies in the field of power generation.  These forms of energy need to be used efficiently so that we use less energy in the future while continuing to fulfil the needs of society.