Iceland's leading experts and academic scholars in the utilization of renewable energy resources will participate in teaching and student advising in the RES's MSc Degree in Renewable Energy Science.
In addition, a large number of world-renowned professors from foreign technical universities will participate in the program.
The MSc Program is an intensive one-year program of study, and carries 90 ECTS credits. All instruction and correspondence is in English. The year is divided up into three trimesters each carrying 30 ECTS credits. All MSc courses are in the form of condensed teaching modules of 1-3 week duration. Students attend lectures for up to 4 lecture hours each day, in addition to daily lab/computer exercises and demonstrations in the utilization of renewable energy.
The MSc Degree Program covers all types of renewable energy. Strong emphasis is put on technical and practical aspects of energy utilization (technology and research methodology) and on energy efficiency, but also on minimizing environmental impacts of energy use, on energy economics, and energy and environmental policies. Admitted students must have a BSc degree in engineering (e.g., mechanical, electrical, civil, industrial, environmental etc.) or physical sciences (e.g., chemistry, physics, geology/geophysics, biotechnology, etc.)
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Information Brochures
RES at a Glance [PDF]
RES Graduate School [PDF]
The MSc Program is an intensive one-year program of study, and carries 90 ECTS credits. All instruction and correspondence is in English. The year is divided up into three trimesters each carrying 30 ECTS credits. All MSc courses are in the form of condensed teaching modules of 1-3 week duration. Students attend lectures for up to 4 lecture hours each day, in addition to daily lab/computer exercises and demonstrations in the utilization of renewable energy.
The MSc Degree Program covers all types of renewable energy. Strong emphasis is put on technical and practical aspects of energy utilization (technology and research methodology) and on energy efficiency, but also on minimizing environmental impacts of energy use, on energy economics, and energy and environmental policies. Admitted students must have a BSc degree in engineering (e.g., mechanical, electrical, civil, industrial, environmental etc.) or physical sciences (e.g., chemistry, physics, geology/geophysics, biotechnology, etc.)
Please click on the relevant picture to learn more about each specialization
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Information Brochures
RES at a Glance [PDF]
RES Graduate School [PDF]
RES Course Catalog [PDF]
