Chemical Technologies in Energy Sector (MSc)

A master’s programme focusing on sustainable energy solutions through advanced chemical technologies and clean energy systems.

Best for:Best for chemistry, chemical engineering, or energy technology graduates seeking to specialise in sustainable energy solutions and innovation in the energy sector.

AGH University of Science and Technology · Kraków, Poland

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Renewable and alternative fuelsBiomass energy conversionGas-to-liquid (GtL) and biomass-to-liquid (BtL) technologiesEnergy gasificationFuel cells and clean energy systemsEnvironmental protection and CO₂ mitigation

This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.

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Kraków

Poland

Overview

This MSc programme at AGH University of Krakow specialises in Chemical Technologies in Energy Sector, addressing the urgent need for cleaner energy production. Students explore renewable and alternative fuels like biomass, gas-to-liquid (GtL), and biomass-to-liquid (BtL), alongside modern energy methods such as gasification and fuel cells. The curriculum integrates environmental protection, CO₂ mitigation, and energy policy, while also developing business and leadership skills. Graduates gain expertise in chemical technologies tailored to sustainable energy systems, with opportunities for thesis research in collaboration with EU universities or industry partners.

Chemical TechnologiesSustainable EnergyRenewable FuelsBiomass EnergyClean Energy SystemsEnergy GasificationFuel CellsEnvironmental Protection

What you'll do

Develop expertise in chemical technologies for cleaner energy production and alternative fuels.
Study modern energy production methods, including gasification and fuel cells.
Engage in research on environmental protection and CO₂ mitigation processes.
Participate in courses on energy systems planning, forecasting, and policy.
Develop business and leadership skills through specialised courses like Business Planning in Energy Sector.
Conduct thesis research either at EU universities via Erasmus+ or in collaboration with industry partners.

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or a related field

Degree offered: MSc in Chemical Technologies in Energy Sector

Language: English proficiency (level not specified)

Instruction: English

Required skills

Basic knowledge of chemical engineering principles
Interest in sustainable energy technologies
Ability to conduct research and write academic papers

Nice to have

Experience with renewable energy technologiesFamiliarity with energy policy and environmental regulationsProficiency in energy system modelling or simulation tools

Eligibility

No specific nationality restrictions mentioned
No age or residency restrictions mentioned

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How to apply

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Applicants must submit required documents through the university’s recruitment portal. Detailed admission requirements and procedures are available on the Faculty of Energy and Fuels’ international studies page. The application process involves submitting documents and following the outlined recruitment procedure.

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