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A master's on generating, converting, storing and distributing energy in low-carbon systems.
A master's on generating, converting, storing and distributing energy in low-carbon systems. Students study thermodynamics, heat transfer and power systems, then renewable generation, storage, hydrogen, grids and energy economics, finishing with whole-system optimisation models. Laboratory work, plant simulation and data-driven case studies of the Polish and European energy transition run throughout. It suits graduates in mechanical, electrical, chemical or environmental engineering or physics who want to design and assess energy systems. The award is academic and does not by itself confer professional registration.
Complete the online form, which saves from the first step, pay the $30 application fee, and upload your documents. Admissions emails you the decision.
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