COURSE CURRICULUM

The Energy Engineering with Industrial Management MSc combines technical expertise in energy systems with management and business skills to prepare students for careers in the global energy sector. Core modules such as Introduction to Fuels and Energy and Applied Energy Engineering provide a strong foundation in conventional and renewable energy technologies, system design, and efficiency optimisation. Modules like Managing Innovation and Change in Engineering Contexts and Strategic Engineering Management and Business Practices develop skills in project leadership, strategic decision-making, and organisational management, while Engineering Commercial Success focuses on applying engineering solutions to real-world challenges. Energy Systems and Management integrates technical and managerial knowledge, teaching students to analyse, optimise, and manage complex energy infrastructures. The Research Project allows students to apply their learning to a substantial independent study, fostering problem-solving, analytical, and project management skills. Optional modules, including Low Carbon Energy Science and Technology, Petroleum Engineering, Nuclear Reactor Engineering, and Electrochemical Engineering, enable students to specialise in areas aligned with their interests or career goals, providing exposure to emerging technologies and advanced energy applications. Overall, the MSc equips graduates with a unique combination of engineering expertise, managerial competence, and practical research experience, preparing them to tackle global energy challenges, lead innovative projects, and contribute to sustainable energy solutions across diverse industrial and research environments.