MSc Energy Engineering with Environmental Management

Course Overview

Become the energy engineer that the industry needs. Our highly commended collaboration with industry means that you’ll graduate with experience in the energy sector and the perfect mix of knowledge, contacts, and sought-after transferable skills. This course combines energy engineering with environmental management, taking advantage of our links with the world-renowned School of Environmental Sciences.

You’ll master fundamental energy and electrical engineering principles, tailoring the course to your interests with options in renewable energy, nuclear energy, and oil and gas engineering. You’ll develop a deep understanding of the long-term goal of renewable energy, alongside the broader reality of a sustainable energy mix.

Studying at UEA means you’ll be at the heart of a booming energy sector, with a diverse range of engineering companies on our doorstep. You’ll benefit from these industry links from the start of your course. Your most significant project will be your dissertation, where you’ll have the chance to undertake the practical element on placement in the energy sector.

From day one, you’ll have access to industry-standard facilities in Productivity East, including computer aided design (CAD) stations, 3D printers, subtractive manufacturing technology, and collaborative robots. You’ll also have frequent opportunities to showcase your potential to industry professionals, through events like our annual Select Partnership Scheme.

Studying Energy Engineering with Environmental Management at UEA means you’ll graduate with a rounded skillset and deep-rooted understanding of your chosen discipline. What’s more, you’ll be supported by an award-winning careers service throughout your course, and even after graduation. You may pursue careers in energy management, energy supply chain, energy distribution, renewable energies and other sectors.

Students need to have Bachelors degree - 2.2 or equivalent in Any subject area which includes significant mathematical content. Entry with other qualifications or experience will be considered if the necessary mathematical and technical expertise has been acquired elsewhere (e.g. relevant industrial experience).