
The Diploma in Sustainable Energy Technology with a specialisation in Thermal Energy Technology at Aalborg University focuses on the production, transfer, and utilisation of thermal energy. You will learn to analyse, model, and optimise energy systems and process plants, with a strong emphasis on heat, fluid dynamics, and chemical processes. This program prepares you to develop sustainable energy technologies for the future. This specialisation is ideal if you want to deepen your understanding of thermal system modelling, heat transmission, flow machinery, chemical thermodynamics, and process optimisation. You will gain practical experience in simulating, dimensioning, and testing thermal systems, enabling you to contribute to innovative solutions in the energy sector.
The program combines theoretical courses with hands-on projects, culminating in a mandatory internship and a final diploma project.
As a diploma engineer in sustainable energy technology with a specialisation in thermal energy technology, you will be equipped to work in various roles involving the production, transfer, and utilisation of heat energy. The mandatory internship provides valuable real-world experience and networking opportunities, enhancing your employability upon graduation.
Tuition fees for non-EU/EEA students are usually published on the university's main website. Please note that the linked fees page is for a Master's program in Finance and may not accurately reflect the fees for this specific Diploma program.
The program focuses on the production, transfer, and utilisation of thermal energy. You will study thermal system modelling, heat transmission, flow machinery, chemical thermodynamics, and process optimisation.
The program has a duration of 3.5 years, including a mandatory internship and a final diploma project.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Thermal system designer, Energy system optimiser, Process engineer, or R&D engineer in sustainable energy technologies.
Yes, the program includes a mandatory internship during the 6th semester, which provides practical experience and networking opportunities.
The program is taught in Danish, and proof of Danish language proficiency is typically required for admission.
Tuition fees for non-EU/EEA students are usually published on the university's main website. You should refer to the official fees page or contact the admissions office for accurate information.