How long is the Energy Systems MSc (Res) at The University of Edinburgh?

The MSc (Res) in Energy Systems at The University of Edinburgh has a duration of 1 Year.

Is Energy Systems at The University of Edinburgh full-time or part-time?

This MSc (Res) is offered Full-time (other study modes may also be available — see the page for full options).

Where is the Energy Systems course taught?

The course is taught at Edinburgh.

Energy Systems MSc (Res) at The University of Edinburgh (UK)

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About this course

The Institute for Energy Systems (IES) helps shape tomorrow's difficult energy decisions in decarbonising society. It continues a long line of world leading innovation by Edinburgh researchers, including the 1970s 'Duck' wave energy converter, invented by Stephen Salter - now Emeritus Professor of Engineering Design.

Our research covers all aspects of the low carbon energy chain: resource modelling, impact of climate change, wind, wave, tidal & solar energy, electrical power conversion, energy storage, carbon capture, biofuels and delivery into the electrical network. In addition, we have established a low carbon vehicle group developing more efficient internal combustion engines. IES is also involved in two doctoral training centres: the Industrial Centre for Offshore Renewable Energy (IDCORE) as a lead partner and the Centre for Doctoral Training in Wind and Marine, led by Strathclyde University.

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