Decentralised Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency Reutlingen University of Applied Sciences for Engineering, Business, Computer Science and Design

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Energy Engineering, Energy Management

Target group

Energy Engineering\; Power Industry\; Power Industry\; renewable energy sources\; Energy Efficiency\; Infrastructure Management\; or equivalent major

Annotation

In the Master's course "Decentralised Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency" (DEE) we train experts at Reutlingen's Energy Center for Decentralised Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency (REZ image film) for the power industry of tomorrow. The rapidly developing energy sector requires people who have new ideas and the courage to change, think beyond the borders, who want to and can implement innovations. In the DEE Master, the students develop and implement solutions for decentralised energy systems, they develop the tools to improve energy efficiency in a very practical way. This enables them to implement technically, economically, entrepreneurially and socially sensible projects and business models. ALL BENEFITS AT A GLANCE individual and effective Small semester groups in seminar lectures Modern study concepts with diverse projects Team and project work to develop soft skills Personal support from a dedicated team of professors industry-oriented and practice-oriented Close partnerships with industry and the energy management Mediation of theoretically sound and practical knowledge by experienced professors and lecturers from industry Project and final theses in cooperation with industry excursions internationally oriented Internationally recognised degrees Numerous partner universities in Germany and abroad Theoretical and practical semesters abroad possible Possibility to prepare final theses at partner universities innovative and future-oriented Laboratories with modern equipment Application-oriented research projects Opportunity to do a doctorate in cooperation with universities

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

University places are allocated according to the result of a selection procedure. The requirements are: - a qualified certificate of academic degree in the subject area of Energy Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering or a related engineering or natural science or industrial engineering. - generally 210 ECTS credit points (for applicants with 180 ECTS credit points, see the Selection Regulations of the Master's degree programme in Decentralized Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency) Selection criteria are: - Average grade of the certificate of academic degree - Subject area of the qualifying certificate of academic degree - Stay abroad of at least one semester (study or practical semester) during the Bachelor's degree. This makes it possible to improve the average grade.

Fees

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Main language

German