Master of Science in Process Engineering and Energy Technology
Advance your engineering career with a practice-oriented Master's degree focused on renewable energy and sustainable process technologies.
Best for:Best for chemical and process engineering graduates seeking advanced expertise in sustainable energy systems and environmental technologies.
Overview
The Process Engineering and Energy Technology (PEET) Master's programme at Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences provides advanced, practice-oriented education built upon a chemical engineering or related Bachelor's foundation. Spanning three to four semesters, the curriculum covers vital areas such as renewable energy systems, resource and energy efficiency, environmental engineering, and advanced thermal and electrochemical processes. Students benefit from modern teaching methods, practical exercises, and international opportunities, including optional study abroad and industry-based Master's thesis projects. Successful completion of the degree qualifies graduates to pursue doctoral studies.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework across physical and chemical properties measurement, numerical mathematics, and process simulation.
- Engage in hands-on practical exercises and laboratory sessions to complement lectures on advanced energy conversion and thermal processes.
- Participate in research seminars focusing on leadership and contemporary engineering practices.
- Conduct an independent Master's thesis project within an industrial setting or a research organization.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering or a related process engineering field equivalent to 180 or 210 ECTS credit points
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; C1 level required via official certificates such as telc English C1 or Cambridge English C1 Advanced
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in chemical engineering or process engineering
- Proficiency in numerical mathematics and process simulation concepts
- Understanding of fundamental energy conversion and thermodynamics
- Minimum final grade of 'good' (German grade 2.3 or equivalent) in the Bachelor's degree
- Basic German language skills (A1 level required with official certificate)
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How to apply
Applicants holding a Bachelor's degree from an EU university or non-EU applicants with a valid uni-assist report apply directly through the university's eCampus portal. Non-EU applicants without a valid report must submit their documentation through uni-assist before the respective semester deadlines.
- BSc transcripts
- Proof of English language proficiency
- Proof of German language proficiency
- uni-assist report (for non-EU applicants)
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