Double Degree Master's Programme in Renewable Energy and Electrical Power Engineering

The Double Degree Master's Programme in Renewable Energy and Electrical Power Engineering at Leibniz University Hannover offers a comprehensive approach towards sustainable energy solutions. This international program combines two vital fields: renewable energy systems and electrical power engineering. Over the course of four semesters, students will engage in a curriculum that balances theoretical knowledge with practical experience, thus preparing them for the challenges in the energy sector.

The program is structured around various modules that encompass different aspects of renewable energy technologies, power generation, distribution systems, and smart grid applications. Students earn ECTS credits for each module completed, totaling to a substantial learning experience. In addition, the program culminates in a master's thesis, allowing students to conduct in-depth research in a relevant area of interest.

One distinctive feature of the program is its emphasis on practical experience, offering opportunities for internships within Germany's vibrant industrial landscape, particularly in its renowned Mittelstand, which comprises small and medium-sized enterprises that are leaders in innovation. Students will not only gain theoretical foundations but also a set of skills that include project management, problem analysis, and implementation of sustainable energy solutions.

This program is well-suited for individuals with a background in electrical engineering or closely related fields who are passionate about renewable energy and are looking to make an impact in this critical area. The international aspect of the program also fosters a global perspective, making it a valuable choice for those looking to work in various international contexts.

• Renewable Energy Engineer
• Electrical Power Engineer
• Energy Consultant
• Project Manager in Energy Sector
• Research and Development Engineer
• Grid Integration Specialist

Industries that commonly hire graduates include energy production companies, engineering consultancy firms, research institutions, and government agencies focused on energy policy and sustainability.