M.Sc. in Sustainable Energy Systems, University of Edinburgh

Wind, marine and solar energy technologies are covered, as well as the wider environment in which they are to fit, including: resource assessment; energy production, delivery and consumption; efficiency; sustainability; economics, policy and regulation.;In addition, this Sustainable Energy Systems programme at The University of Edinburgh students actively engage in research as part of their dissertation projects either within the Institute for Energy Systems or with industry, with some joining our PhD community afterwards.;Visit the official programme website for more information;Career opportunities;Graduates go on to a wide range of activities in industry, public organisations or academia. The MSc has well established links with industry, with many graduates finding employment with leading national and international companies involved with energy, consultancy and engineering. Recent graduates are now working as civil, structural, automotive, subsea and electrical engineers and as power systems, energy and environment and renewable energy consultants. Employing firms include Arup, Alston, Avery, Dennison, GE, Schneider, SSE and Scottish Power.;Accreditation;This programme is accredited as counting towards further learning (FL), as a requisite in the educational base for a Chartered Engineering (CEng).;Get more details;Visit official programme website