
The energy sector is undergoing significant transformation, moving from a relatively simple market to one with numerous actors and complex challenges. While experts in individual disciplines of energy economics are common, professionals who can integrate knowledge from various fields are rare. This Master's program aims to equip you with comprehensive expertise, preparing you to shape the future of energy. It uniquely combines specialized knowledge from energy economics, energy technology, and computer science/mathematics.
The program is designed to be completed in three semesters, earning 90 ECTS credits. It focuses on integrating knowledge from energy economics, energy technology, and computer science.
Graduates will possess a broad skillset enabling them to contribute to the evolving energy sector.
Proficiency in the German language is required. Specific admission regulations are detailed in the Access Regulations (Zugangsordnung).
All students are required to pay a semester contribution fee, which covers administrative costs and student services, including a public transport ticket.
Applicants need a relevant Bachelor's degree with 210 ECTS credits and a final grade of 2.6 or better. Proficiency in the German language is also required.
The program duration is 3 semesters, leading to 90 ECTS credits. It is offered for both Winter and Summer intake semesters.
The language of instruction for the Energiewirtschaft & Informatik M.Sc. program is German. Therefore, strong German language proficiency is a prerequisite for admission.
No, there are no tuition fees for Master's programs at Fachhochschule Aachen. Students are only required to pay a semester contribution fee, which covers administrative costs and student services.
Graduates can pursue roles in energy market analysis, energy technology development, data science in the energy sector, energy system optimization, and consulting within the energy industry.
International applicants should apply directly through the FH Aachen online application portal. Required documents include academic transcripts, degree certificates, and proof of German language proficiency.