MSc Energy Science and Technology at Ulm University
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- Degree type
- Master's Degree
- Subject
- Engineering Sciences
- Language
- English
- Duration
- 4 semesters (~2 years)
- Tuition fee
- €1,500
- Minimum GPA
- 2.7
- English requirement
- B2
- Admission type
- Restricted (Numerus Clausus)
- Application method
- via uni-assist
- City
- Ulm
- Winter deadline
- 15 March
At a glance
- Minimum GPA: 2.7
- English: B2
- Admission: Restricted (Numerus Clausus)
- Tuition: €1,500
Overview
If Engineering Sciences is your focus, the MSc Energy Science and Technology (Master's Degree) at Ulm University provides a structured route taught in English. Expect a rigorous, research-informed structure built to develop both expertise and practical, transferable skills.
To be considered, applicants typically need a competitive German GPA (around 2.7 or better) and English at B2 level. Admission to this program is restricted (numerus clausus). Applications are submitted via via uni-assist.
The program spans 4 semesters and costs approximately €1,500 in tuition. Key application deadlines are 15 March for the winter intake.
The Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology provides you with a comprehensive education in the scientific and technological aspects of modern techniques for energy conversion and energy storage, such as fuel cells and batteries hands-on experience in chemistry, materials and energy science, and technology labs You will get deep insights in an active research and development environment, composed of basic research at our university, applied research at adjacent institutes, and industrial development at the following nearby companies: Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research (ZSW) Helmholtz Institute for Electrochemical Energy Storage (HIU) Reflecting the interdisciplinary programme character, courses will be taught by lecturers from our natural science and engineering departments as well as from the participating research institutes and companies.
Requirements can change, so always verify the latest details on the official program page before applying.
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