Program Overview
The Master of Science in Energy Science and Engineering at the University of Limerick addresses the pressing need for professionals in energy-related fields. This full-time program prepares students with interdisciplinary expertise in energy generation, distribution, storage, and sustainability. Designed in collaboration with industry, the program provides hands-on experience and prepares graduates for rewarding careers in the rapidly evolving energy sector.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Master of Science in Energy Science and Engineering, launching in September 2024, addresses the pressing need for qualified professionals in energy-related disciplines. Aligned with UL's Sustainable University Strategy 2030 and the UN Sustainability Development Goals, the program emphasizes interdisciplinary expertise in energy generation, distribution, storage, and sustainability.
Outline:
This full-time program spans an academic year with an additional two-month project period (Summer Semester: late May to July). The program has been designed in collaboration with industry so that it meets the escalating demand for skilled professionals in this area. It will guide you from fundamental to advanced levels of energy science and engineering, comprehensively addressing interdisciplinary aspects of energy generation, distribution, storage, and sustainability. Modules include investigation of important topics including batteries, wind energy, modern power systems, and energy management. As a significant part of this practical program you will be provided with hands-on experience working on group and individual research projects.
Other:
The energy sector is rapidly evolving and in critical need of properly skilled individuals. The MSc in Energy Science and Engineering is designed for graduates of technical courses. It responds to industry needs, ensuring graduates are equipped with the skills to drive our necessary journey towards a sustainable, zero-carbon economy. Covering diverse aspects of energy, from generation to storage, the program bridges the gap between science and engineering.
- EU - €7,660
- Non EU - €19,300
Entry Requirements:
In general, applicants should have a primary degree (Level 8 – National Qualifications Authority of Ireland) at honours level 2.1 or above in an Energy related field (e.g. Applications from graduates with work experience are especially welcome. Wider criteria based on candidate’s experience and equivalent degrees will be accepted as determined by the course board. International applicants may also need to satisfy the English Language Requirements of the University. (In limited circumstances this requirement may be waived, for example for long-term residents of Ireland or where an applicant has a job that requires proficiency in English etc.)
