Innovative and
Sustainable Energy
Engineering
Are you looking for
a master programme in
sustainable energy
engineering? Do you
want to study in the
largest technical
universities in the
Nordic region?
Nordic Master in
Innovative and
Sustainable Energy
Engineering (ISEE)
is a world class
energy education
leading to a Master
of Science degree.
Arrival Information
Students
accepted for the
2010 intake of the
programme, please
click here
for arrival
information.
About the programme
Students share time
between six top
level technical
universities in five Nordic
countries,
commencing with an
intense introductory
semester at the
Royal Institute of
Technology (KTH) in
Stockholm focusing on
a broad,
solid base in energy
engineering
fundamentals. The second semester or next academic year would be spent at another partner university,
specialising within key subject areas.
During the studies, ISEE participants must
spend a semester in minimum two (maximum three) of the Nordic partner universities.
Innovative and
entrepreneurial
aspects are
highlighted within
the programme.
Research and
education at the six
participating
universities is
world leading within
the field of
renewable energy.
The Nordic region is
guiding the world to
develop innovative
and sustainable
energy solutions as
new and renewable
energy concepts are
being implemented
into the Nordic societies.
Participants in the
Nordic Master of
Science programme in
Innovative and
Sustainable Energy
Engineering will
gain proficiency in
energy technology fundamentals,
energy project procurement and implementation,
conventional and renewable energy conversion technologies,
environmental protection issues, as well
as in crucial phases
of policy
generation. Advanced
training in a
research-oriented
perspective is also
included.
If you
have any questions
that are not covered
by the
FAQ, you are welcome to email
the
programme director. Please note that recently the programme administration has not been able to respond to all email requests.
The application
period starts on December 1 and finishes on January 15. It is possible to send in complementary documents after the deadline, if the main application has been submitted on time.
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Programme facts - in short
"Master of Science (Two Years)"
2 years, 120 ECTS
KTH, Sweden;
Chalmers, Sweden;
NTNU, Norway;
DTU, Denmark;
Aalto, Finland;
HI, Iceland.
Start of studies (first semester):
Last week of August
Deadline for application:
January 15th
The application period opens on December 1 and closes on January 15!
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