The Energy Transition Systems and Technologies MSc at the University of Aberdeen equips you to address the critical challenges of decarbonisation and sustainable energy infrastructure. In a world increasingly focused on net-zero strategies, this postgraduate programme is designed for ambitious individuals eager to understand and implement the technical, economic, and policy aspects of the global energy shift. You will delve into cutting-edge areas like carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS), renewable energy technologies, and energy systems integration, gaining specialised knowledge essential for shaping the future of energy.
This full-time, on-campus MSc is delivered over 12 months, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with compulsory courses covering demand, technologies, economics, energy conversion, storage, and systems integration, alongside a significant individual research project. Through optional modules in areas such as biomass, solar, geothermal, hydro, marine, and wind energy, or economic and GIS tools, you will tailor your expertise. You will graduate with the analytical and practical skills to pursue impactful careers in energy engineering, policy, or management, contributing directly to global energy transition efforts.