Master of Energy (MEnergy)
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University of Auckland
A flexible interfaculty master’s programme tailored for future leaders in the energy sector, offering both taught and research options with a strong focus on renewable energy, sustainable practices, and technical, economic, and policy aspects of energy systems.
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NZQA Level 9 Certification (120 Credits)
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NZQA Level 9 Certification (120 Credits)
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop expertise in energy systems and technologies
Gain knowledge and skills related to the design, integration, and optimisation of sustainable and conventional energy systems.
Apply advances in renewable energy and sustainability
Understand and apply the latest innovations in renewable energy, with an emphasis on sustainable practices in the energy sector.
What You're Signing Up For
The Master of Energy (MEnergy) at the University of Auckland is designed to prepare graduates for leadership roles in the rapidly changing energy sector. The programme, delivered with input from world-class experts and the Geothermal Institute, covers technological developments, resource economics, renewable energy, and energy policy. It enables students to select electives across engineering, science, and business, and culminates with a substantial research project or thesis. With both 120-point and 180-point pathways, the MEnergy is open to graduates with relevant undergraduate study or honours degrees and provides opportunities to work closely with industry on real-world challenges.
Course Content
- Energy systems and technologies
- Renewable energy
- Sustainable energy technologies
- Energy policy and economics
- Decarbonisation strategies
- Energy efficiency
- Energy market analysis
- Integration of renewables
- Resource economics
- Research methods and thesis/project work
- Elective courses in engineering, science, business
What you need to know first
120-point taught/research: Honours degree or equivalent one year of postgraduate study in a relevant field.
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