Master of Science in Energy Engineering and Management
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2025-10-01 | - |
Program Overview
Master of Science in Energy Engineering and Management
The Master's program in Energy Engineering and Management provides a comprehensive understanding of present and future energy systems, and the complex interactions of their elements. Graduates are able to analyze and optimize the energy systems' operating efficiency, availability, and safety.
Focus Points
- Power Generation (Solar, Thermal, Wind, Biomass, Gas, Coal)
- Energy Storage (Batteries, Thermal, Hydrogen, Fuel)
- Smart Grids & Buildings
- Power-to-X & X-to-Power
Key Facts
- Structure: Part-time (but enrolled as a fulltime student)
- Duration: 15 months plus time needed for master's thesis (varies)
- Module abroad in Barcelona, Spain: one of the management modules is held at the prestigious ESADE Business School in Barcelona/ Spain.
- Costs: 36,000.00 € (thirty-six thousand Euro) overall
- Language: English
- Degree: Master of Science (M.Sc.) of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), 90 ECTS
- Start: Every year in October (flexible schedule possible)
- Application deadline: There is none. We have a rolling application process.
- Admission requirements: First academic degree (e.g. Bachelor, Master or Diploma), at least 2 years professional experience, English language proficiency.
Program Details
Program Content & International Lectures
The Master's program with its selection of engineering modules from KIT's teaching offers a unique holistic and international approach to the further education of (junior) executives in this sector.
International Cooperation
HECTOR School maintains fruitful cooperations with various academic partners worldwide. In the Master’s program Energy Engineering and Management, one of the Management modules is held in Barcelona at the ESADE Business School.
Program Structure & Academic Calendar
The concurrently taught Executive Master’s program is designed for working professionals. Block lectures scheduled at intervals allow participants to continue their demanding careers while acquiring new skills.
Program Structure
- 5 Management modules present broader knowledge in management know-how, including two modules conveying the universal topic of digitalization and the associated disruptive innovations.
- 5 Engineering modules provide deeper knowledge in technological topics.
Content Overview & Learning Targets
The program provides an overview of study objectives, structure, content, and definition of courses.
Economic Sector & Career Perspectives
Participants of Energy Engineering and Management
High Potentials working as project managers, or engineering executives in the branches of energy generation, transportation, distribution, storage or sales.
Career Perspectives after Graduation
To master the manifold challenges of an energy revolution there is a need of highly qualified professionals who are willing to shape the future of energy supply.
Academic Requirements & Admission Statutes
Academic Requirements
- University degree in a relevant subject
- Professional experience (at least 1-2 years) & current employment
- English proficiency
Admission Statutes
The statutes for admission to the Master's program in Energy Engineering and Management are available.
Program Directors & Faculties
Program Directors
- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Marc Hiller
- Prof. Dr. Stefan Nickel
KIT Teaching Quality
The HECTOR School offers top-level teaching derived from state-of-the-art research at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Numerous institutes and departments of the KIT are involved in the HECTOR School Master´s program Energy Engineering and Management.
