Renewable Energy_Postgraduate eng. - Hochschule Stralsund

Renewable Energy

Study Cours

You still need 30 ETCS points for your studies and you also want to take a semester abroad, you are interested in renewable energies. Then the study course - Renewable Energy - is just right for you!

During the semester, you have the opportunity to get to know Germany and the Hanseatic City of Stralsund, which lies directly on the Baltic Sea. So what are you waiting for?

Overview

Program	Renewable Energy - Study Cours (RESC)
Faculty	Faculty of Elektrical Engineering and Computer Science
Starts in	winter term
Admission	free
Length of Study	1 semester
Credit Points	30 ETCS
Degree	Certificate
Main Language of Instruction	English

Requirements

Even if you have not yet received your graduation certificate on the application deadline, you can still apply by providing an up-to-date transcript of records and proof of the ETCS points you have already gained, the preliminary final grade and the expected date of completion.

An Admission Committee will decides whether the applicants meet the subject-specific requirements.

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Application Dates

The Enrolment Request for summer semester 2018 must have been received by post by the 31/08/2018.

Short Description

A rethink in the area of the energy supply and use is indispensable in times of climate change andfinite nature and instablility of fossil fuel supply. Paticular attention is given to the use of renewable energy sources such as solar radiation in PV and solar thermal systems, biomass, wind and hydrogenpower. The study cours covers five months and is designed to address these future topics and help to meet the growing need for engineers.

It is suited for last year graduate students/postgraduate students of engineering fields and engineers respectivley from abroad and Germany well. The study cours is etablished since 1997 take place from September to February. There is no offer in north of Germany.

This study cours is offered in entirely English.

Study Cours Management

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Goals and Career Prospects

Renewable energy and e-mobility – these are particularly innovative, rapidly growing and future-oriented sectors in Germany and abroad.

A rethink in the area of energy supply and use is indispensable in times of climate change and finite nature and instability of fossil fuel supply. Particular attention is given to the use of renewable energy sources such as solar radiation in PV and solar thermal systems, biomass, wind and hydropower as well as the development alternative storage concepts and electric vehicles. The electrification of the automobile can be a major step towards avoiding the consequences of climate change and at the same time a major step towards the future competitiveness of our automotive industry. The new study program is designed to address these future topics and help to meet the growing need for engineers.

Graduates will be able to uses scientific methods and analyses for solving complex problems in both practice and research. The Master‘s program offers a number of optional modules in the fields of renewable energies or electromobility. In addition to compulsory modules based on mathematical and technical principles as well as interdisciplinary qualifications, application-specific expertise is conveyed in elective modules on different topics of the two focus areas.

See You - on the modern campus right at the Baltic Sea!

Curriculum

Winter Term

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Selected Technical Fundamentals of Renewable Energies

Application oriented Qualifications

Interdisciplinary Qualifications

Project or Excursion

Foreign Language

ETCS & Teaching Hour per Week

The allocated ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) points mirror the workload for the respective module (1 ECTS point is equivalent to 30 hours of work). ECTS make is possible to compare and recognise study achievements, for example if you want to transfer to or from another university.

The teaching hours per week (SWS = Semesterwochenstunden) represent the weekly teaching hours of one course.

1 unit = 2 SWS = 90 minutes.