Come join us in pioneering the future

Sustainability is the key to future development, especially when it comes to energy utilisation and consumption. As natural resources become more and more limited or can only be explored by complicated and expensive processes, the utilisation of energy in a sustainable way is becoming more important and lucrative. This degree programme combines an education in energy systems with respect to sustainable energy resources, energy efficiency, the continuous replacement of traditional energy systems by sustainable and energy efficient systems as well as the management of (international) energy-related projects. Special emphasis is placed on learning and working in multicultural teams.

Essential Information

Degree:
Master of Science in Engineering (MSc)

Duration:
4 semesters (120 ECTS)

Annual intake:
23

Mode of study:
Full-Time
As of winter semester 2023/24 no classes on Mondays!

Admission requirements:
Completed Bachelor’s degree (180 ECTS or equivalent) in Engineering or technical field; good English language skills

Application deadline:
For EU citizens: Application for the year 2023/24 online until 30.06.2023
www.fh-ooe.at/application

Deadline for Non-EU Applications: 30.05.

Admission procedure:
online application, personal Interview (e.g. Skype) with pre-selected candidates

Language of tuition:
100% English

Semester abroad:
Not recommended during semesters 1-3; possibility of Erasmus+ funding for 2 months if working on Master thesis in an EU country in semester 4;
more information: international@fh-wels.at

Tuition fees:

EU/EEA citizens: 363.36 EUR per semester (plus Austrian Student Union fee).

Citizens from non-EU/EEA countries: 726.72 EUR per semester (plus Austrian Student Union fee).

 

Contact

Head of Studies:
FH-Prof. DI Dr. Michael Steinbatz 

Programme Administrator:
Sabrina Grafoner, Bakk.phil., MA

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
School of Engineering
Stelzhamerstraße 23
4600 Wels/Austria
Phone: +43 5 0804 43076
Email: sekretariat.ses@fh-wels.at
Web: www.fh-ooe.at/ses

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