MSc Energy Engineering with Environmental Management (2 Year) (Part time)
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This degree follows the same programme as its full time equivalent but is spread over two years.
Course Organiser:Dr. Lawrence Coates
- Undergraduate
- Postgraduate
- Postgraduate Taught Degrees
- Postgraduate Research Degrees
- Science Research Projects
- Apply
- Fees & Funding
- Request a prospectus
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- International Students
- International Preparatory Courses
- Study Abroad
- Information for New Students
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This degree follows the same programme as its full time equivalent but is spread over two years.
Course Organiser:Dr. Lawrence Coates
- Undergraduate
- Postgraduate
- Postgraduate Taught Degrees
- Postgraduate Research Degrees
- Science Research Projects
- Apply
- Fees & Funding
- Request a prospectus
- Open Days
- International Students
- International Preparatory Courses
- Study Abroad
- Information for New Students
- myUEA
We welcome applications from students whose first language is not English. To ensure such students benefit from postgraduate study, we require evidence of proficiency in English. Our usual entry requirements are as follows:
- IELTS: 6.5 (minimum 6.0 in all components)
- TOEFL: Internet-based score of 88 (minimum 18 in listening, 21 speaking, 19 writing and 20 reading)
- PTE (Pearson): 62 (minimum 55 in all components)
Test dates should be within two years of the course start
date.
Other tests such as TOEIC and the Cambridge Certificate of Advanced
English are also accepted by the university. Please check with the
Admissions Office for further details including the scores or
grades required.
INTO UEA and INTO UEA London run pre-sessional courses which can be
taken prior to the start of your course. For further information
and to see if you qualify please contact
intopre-sessional@uea.ac.uk (INTO UEA Norwich) or
pseuealondon@into.uk.com (INTO UEA London).
- A Unique Partnership with Industry
Our degree programmes have been set up in close collaboration with the East of England Energy Group (EEEGR). The Skills for Energy sub-group of EEGR provides energy engineering students with industry-driven case studies, site visits, on-site lectures, breakfast meetings and sponsored equipment. - Teaching Excellence
The quality of teaching within all Schools in the Faculty of Science was rated very highly in recent external assessment exercises, and is reflected in our consistently high National Student Survey results. We continuously listen to feedback from students about how to improve our courses. - Research Quality
The Faculty of Sciences already has an excellent reputation for conducting world-class interdisciplinary research. In the most recent Research Assessment Exercise (RAE 2008), all of our science departments were rated as having world-leading research and over 93 per cent of the research outputs were assessed as being of international quality. - Experienced, Expert Staff
Our energy engineering students are taught by experienced staff who are experts in their field, including; Dr Lawrence Coates – Programme Director, Prof Alexander Korobkin – Wave Energy, Prof Paul Rijks – Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor, Dr Congxiao Shang – Hydrogen and Energy, Dr Ben Milner – Electrical Power Transmission, Prof Stephen Cox – Electricity, Dr Jane Powell - Sustainable Management of Waste and Energy Resources and Dr Margaret Wexler – Biofuels.
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Fees and Funding Tuition Fees 2013/14- UK/EU £5,000
- International £15,400
- International applicants applying to this course can be considered for one Faculty of Science half fees scholarship or up to three £2000 scholarships. The deadline is 1st April 2013.
Faculty of Science Scholarships
Students wishing to apply should submit an essay answering the
following question in 1200 words: 'The global provision of energy
is constrained by binding carbon targets, an ever-increasing
population, which is pushing up demand, and dwindling fossil fuel
resources. How do you think the global provision of energy should
change over the next 50 years in response to these challenges'?
Essays should be emailed to the Admissions Office. Please ensure
you include your full name, the course you have applied to, and
your applicant number in your email.
For more information please contact the Mathematics Postgraduate
Admissions Office (mth.pgt.admiss@uea.ac.uk).
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