Renewable Energy Systems (RES)

The Master’s degree programme in Renewable Energy Systems (RES) at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt focuses on equipping students with advanced knowledge and skills to tackle the growing field of sustainable energy. The curriculum includes a range of topics related to energy management, system analysis, and the integration of renewable energy technologies. Students will gain insights into current issues and challenges in the energy sector, including the development of solar, wind, and biomass energy systems.

This two-year programme is structured over three semesters, where students engage in a mix of theoretical and practical learning. Studying at a University of Applied Sciences, students are required to complete a practical or internship semester, allowing them to gain real-world experience and make meaningful connections with industry partners, particularly within Germany's robust Mittelstand sector.

The programme is designed to foster critical thinking, innovative problem-solving abilities, and the practical application of energy technologies. Graduates will not only excel in analytical skills but also develop competencies in project management and teamwork, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for careers in the energy sector.

This Master's programme is ideal for individuals who already hold a Bachelor's degree in engineering, environmental science, or related fields. It suits those passionate about renewable energy, aiming to contribute to environmental sustainability and energy innovation.

• Energy Consultant
• Renewable Energy Engineer
• Project Manager in Energy Sector
• Research and Development Specialist
• Policy Analyst for Energy Systems
• Technical Sales Engineer for Renewable Technologies

These roles are prevalent in various German industries, such as energy providers, engineering consultancies, and research institutions, reflecting Germany's commitment to transitioning towards sustainable energy. Graduates benefit from an 18-month post-study job-seeking permit and opportunities to work while studying, allowing them to establish themselves in the thriving German job market.