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Master of Energy Engineering Technology (MSc)

The Master of Energy Engineering Technology is a joint initiative of the Faculties of Engineering Technology of Hasselt University and KU Leuven University at the Diepenbeek campus in Belgium.

Why Study Master of Energy Engineering Technology

This one-year (60 ECTS) English Master's programme focuses on the sustainable production of energy, the efficiency of energy conversion, the optimization of energy storage, and the intelligent management of various energy systems. The programme offers hands-on training with attention to entrepreneurial and communication skills, integrated project work and lab activities, and a broad package of elective courses.

Programme Details

• The programme is strongly embedded in the ongoing research at the renowned research institute EnergyVille.
• Students can earn a double degree from UHasselt and KU Leuven.
• There is a strong demand for graduates in the job market.
• The programme is located in the heart of Europe, between Germany, the Netherlands, France, and the UK.

Course Outline

The course outline includes:

• Elective subjects
• Subjects with specific admission criteria (mandatory for all students except those with a bachelor's degree from campus Diepenbeek, Belgium)
• Note: The educational programme may be subject to change.

Admission Requirements

Language Requirements

Sufficient knowledge of English is required, certified by one of the following tests:

• TOEFL iBT (Internet-Based Test of academic English): minimum overall score of 79
• IELTS Academic test: minimum overall score of 6.5
• Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) (C1)
• Duolingo English Test (DET): minimum overall score of 120 Exemptions apply to holders of certain diplomas from specific countries.

Diploma Requirements

Candidates should have a solid background in science and mathematics and a strong affinity with the field of energy.

• Students with a Flemish degree are eligible if they hold an academic Bachelor's degree in Energy Engineering Technology or Electromechanical Engineering Technology or equivalent.
• Students with a non-Flemish degree are eligible if they have an honours bachelor's degree or a master's degree with a broad focus on energy-related disciplines.

Deadline Application

The deadline for application is:

• April 1 for non-EEA citizens
• August 1 for EEA citizens The academic year starts on September 21, 2026.

Annual Tuition Fee

Belgian and EEA-Students

• Fixed part: €305.40
• Variable part per ECTS credit: €14.60
• Total fee for 60 ECTS credits: €1,181.40

Non-EEA-Students

• Fixed part: €305.40
• Variable part per ECTS credit: €153.10
• Total fee for 60 ECTS credits: €9,493

Career Prospects

Graduates can work in various industries, including:

• Companies focusing on new materials and smart energy systems
• Companies optimizing energy efficiency and delivery
• Policymaking and consultancy
• Research and development centers

Research Areas

The programme is strongly embedded in the ongoing research at EnergyVille, which combines the expertise of four renowned partners: KU Leuven, VITO, imec, and UHasselt. Research areas include:

• Materials and components
• Complete energy systems
• Business models and strategic initiatives

Campus Information

Academic activities are spread across two campuses:

• University campus in Diepenbeek (interactive lectures and small group sessions)
• Research campus EnergyVille in Genk (lab activities and projects) Both campuses are easily accessible by bus, car, and bike.