The Net Zero Engineering MSc at Queen's University Belfast is designed for aspiring engineers and professionals committed to addressing the global challenge of achieving net-zero emissions. You will develop an advanced skill set in sustainability, renewable energy, and low-carbon technologies, equipping you to evaluate environmental criteria and implement practical engineering solutions. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those seeking to play a crucial role in the international transition towards a sustainable, net-zero society, providing a strong foundation in the science and engineering principles essential for this vital field.
This full-time, on-campus Master's degree is studied over one year, with modules focusing on sustainability, energy and carbon quantification tools, applied renewable energy, and fundamental principles of hydrogen generation and use. You will engage in coursework including written assignments, oral presentations, and calculation-based tasks, culminating in a significant research project in Net Zero Engineering. This project involves a written dissertation, laboratory work, and an oral presentation, allowing you to apply your learning to a real-world engineering problem and graduate prepared for impactful careers in the growing green economy.