- Second amendment to the examination regulations for the Master's degree programmes in the Faculty of Engineering at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences
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...energy systems?
The Energy Systems degree programme thus addresses the necessities resulting from the energy transition. While the previous focus of the energy transition was on the replacement of conventional energy supply systems with renewable alternatives, the conversion of the entire energy supply system is now becoming increasingly important.
tems to the fore. Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences was one of the first universities in Germany to respond to the energy transition by establishing its own undergraduate degree programme in "Regenerative Energy Technology" and is now responding to the tasks ahead with the "Energy Systems" Master's degree programme.
Alongside Industry 4.0, the restructuring of our current energy supply system, known as the energy transition, is one of the key transformation processes for our industrialised society. The necessary reduction of climate-damaging emissions can now be described as a social consensus. The distribution of the costs still to be incurred and the final design of our energy system are still a task for the future.
| Study programme | Info |
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| Short description: | ES |
| Academic degree: | Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) |
| Standard period of study / scope of services: | 3 semesters / 90 ECTS credits i |
| Teaching language: | German |
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| Study start: | Summer semester (the qualification build-up begins in the winter semester) |
| Pre-internship: | - |
| Application period Start of the winter semester: | |
| Application period Start of the summer semester: | |
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| Admission requirements: | - |
| Tuition fees: | - |
Graduates of the degree programme are predestined for the processing and implementation of overarching issues in energy technology.
Activities of this kind are in demand:
Regulations applicable to the degree programme (published in the Official announcements of the HSN) and other guidelines:
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