The Future of Energy
It’s not only our everyday lives that depend on electricity, heat and mobility, industry does too. Climate-friendly energy systems are vital to be able to ensure a sustainable energy supply.
The Energy Engineering field of study deals with the generation, transport, conversion, storage and efficient use of energy.
The right programme for you?
Tackling climate change is challenging. A hands-on mindset and strategic thinking are what is in demand.
If you like working in a team, you can actively contribute to energy transition and thus climate protection by putting your know-how and actions to use. Do you think you are ready?
What can you expect in the Energy Engineering programme?
After completing the basic training within your first four semesters, you embark on your journey in the field of energy engineering. During your studies, you will deal with current challenges in the energy sector and creating solutions that will be more in demand than ever in the future.
The goal of your studies is the sustainable and economic development of the energy sector. Along with the technical know-how, you will also gain skills in dealing with economic, ecological and legal issues.
What can you expect after your course of study?
As a Montanuniversität Energy Engineer you are set to make a meaningful contribution to ongoing large-scale energy transitions. Right now is the time to develop climate-friendly energy systems, and the Energy Engineering programme provides you with the necessary tools.
You are qualified for a career working on the development of innovativeenergy technologies, system-wide economic and ecological efficiency evaluations, plant construction and power stations, or transmission system operators. Exciting options all around!
Admission
There are no selection procedures at Montanuniversität Leoben.
More info about admission here.
More information and contact
Marketing and Communication
Phone: +43 3842 402-7225
E-Mail: info@unileoben.ac.at
Programme Director:
Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Thomas Kienberger
Chair of Energy Network Technology