COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Sustainable Energy and Environment is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of current and future energy systems and their environmental impact. The core modules ensure a solid foundation in the field, beginning with Energy Management and Energy Studies, which introduce key principles in energy efficiency and global energy challenges. Fuels and Energy Systems explores traditional and alternative fuel technologies, while the Sustainable Energy and Environment Case Study offers a practical, problem-solving approach to real-world sustainability issues. The Dissertation module allows students to conduct independent research on a specialised topic, applying theoretical knowledge to practical problems.Optional modules offer students the opportunity to tailor the program to their interests and career goals. Topics such as Low Carbon Footprint and Waste Management and Recycling address sustainable practices and environmental stewardship. Technical modules like Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer, Environmental Fluid Mechanics, and Advanced Power Systems provide a deeper understanding of the scientific and engineering principles behind energy systems. Modules such as Risk and Hazard Management and Condition Monitoring offer insight into safety, reliability, and forecasting within the energy sector. Alternative Energy Systems focuses on innovative and renewable energy technologies, preparing students to contribute to the development of sustainable solutions. This broad selection ensures that graduates are well-prepared for roles across the energy and environmental sectors.