This Master of Science (MSc) program in Renewable Energy is designed for graduates in engineering, mathematics, or science who want to build successful careers in the growing renewable energy sector. You will gain advanced knowledge and skills to develop, optimize, and evaluate the technical and economic feasibility of renewable energy systems. The course offers a choice between focusing on the technical aspects of designing renewable energy systems, using tools like Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), or specializing in the management of renewable energy projects and systems, covering areas such as health and safety, entrepreneurship, and asset management. Cranfield University provides a postgraduate-only environment with specialized, large-scale facilities for developing efficient, low-carbon renewable energy technologies, taught by a team with extensive real-world experience.
The MSc program consists of taught modules (80 credits/800 hours), a group project (40 credits/400 hours), and an individual project (60 credits/600 hours).
Graduates of this MSc are highly sought after due to the global emphasis on low-carbon energy production and renewable technologies. You will be equipped to analyze energy needs and implement solutions, opening doors to diverse careers in industrial and public sector organizations. The Cranfield Careers and Employability Service offers support throughout your studies and beyond, including career coaching, CV development, interview practice, access to job platforms, and networking opportunities at career fairs. Alumni benefit from lifelong access to career resources.
Prospective students can discuss available scholarships with Dr. Mingming Zhu or Dr. Siqi Wang.