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2009
MASTER'S PROGRAMME IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 120 ECTS credits
Aim/vision
A Master of Science in Energy and Environmental Engineering from Linköping University works with all aspects of development of resource efficient technical systems, complex products and industrial processes.
A graduate from this programme will be able to apply a multidisciplinary systems approach to proactive engineering with a strong focus on sustainability.
The programme is aimed at students with a Bachelor degree who would like to extend their knowledge in energy and environmental engineering. Graduates are suitable for employment in industry, business, academic institutions and at major research and development laboratories.
Programme goals
- Mathematics, natural sciences and engineering subjects
A Master of Science in Energy and Environmental Engineering
- has solid foundations in mathematics and engineering sciences
- is able to effectively use computerised tools for modelling, analysis and visualization of engineering problems
- has specialized knowledge in the area of Energy and Environmental Engineering
- Personal and professional skills
A Master of Science in Energy and Environmental Engineering
- has the ability to take a leading role in modern research and engineering
- is able to gain competency in new fields of engineering, rapidly and independently
- is able to participate effectively in multidisciplinary teams, either as team leader or in a specialist role
- Interpersonal skills: teamwork and communication
A Master of Science in Energy and Environmental Engineering
- is capable of teamwork and active collaboration within the group by sharing in the tasks and responsibilities
- is able to initiate, plan, carry out and evaluate scientific and engineering projects
- is skilled in oral and written communication
Content of the Programme
The programme embraces two years full time studies (120 ECTS). The first semester is used for compulsory, introductory courses. Semester two and three include specialisation and possibilities for diversification depending on the interest of the student. The programme ends with a one semester Master thesis.
Master Thesis
The thesis should include high quality scientific research within the research area of the profile chosen by the student.
Without special permission a thesis work may be performed in the following subject areas:
- A combination of both subject areas below
- Environmental Engineering
- Energy Systems
PhD courses in the programme
Certain PhD courses can be taken by master students. These course selections are subject to formal decision by the executive committee of the Program Board.
Requirements for a degree
The programme is designed to give the Master's Degree "Teknologie masterexamen i maskinteknik" translated to "Degree of Master of Science (Two Years) with a major in Mechanical Engineering".
The requirements are the following:
- a Bachelor's degree as specified in the entrance requirements
- course requirements for a total of 120 ECTS credits from courses from the curriculum for the programme or after special decision from the programme board and thesis work
- passed the requirements for all compulsory courses
- courses on advancement level A (advanced) 90 ECTS credits including:
- at least 30 ECTS credits courses from the major subject
- a 30 ECTS credits Master's Thesis in the major subject
- at least 45 ECTS credits from courses in mathematics or applications of mathematics from the Bachelor level (basic) or Master level (advanced), see list of specific courses
- a Master's thesis presented and passed as per Linköping Institute of Technology degree regulations.
Courses overlapping each other regarding contents are not allowed to be included in the degree. Courses used for the Bachelor's degree can never be included in the Master's degree
Entrance requirements and degree
See general rules and regulations for master programmes at LiTH.
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