Master studies
Why to choose Sustainable Energy Systems Master studies?
Sustainable energy systems are one of the key issues for humanity. The MSc in Renewable Energy and Energy Management (REEM) addresses all key aspects of sustainable energy systems, focusing on renewable energy technologies as well as energy policy, markets and economics. Students will learn how to plan the development and operation of high-RES energy systems using dedicated 3E (Energy-Economy-Environment) models. A significant part of the teaching is carried out in laboratories, where students conduct experimental research on RES technologies and small scale hybrid RES-based systems. Learning is fostered by collaboration with industry in the so-called Integrated Project of the Year in Sustainable Energy, in which students, together with industrial and academic advisors, work in teams on real-life challenges. In addition, the graduate will gain knowledge and skills in entrepreneurship, leadership, team management and business planning.
REEM aims to develop future leaders and decision makers in the growing RES-based energy business. Graduates will be prepared to pursue careers in the energy and power industry, public administration, energy consultancies, small and medium-sized enterprises that are rapidly moving to renewable energy sources. They may also find employment in research and academic institutes serving the energy industry.
COURSES AND SYLLABUS – DISCOVER OUR CURRICULUM
Course duration:
3 semesters – 1.5 years
Qualification: wintertime (January-February)
Archive of Diploma Theses:
2021
- Aravind Satish: GIS-based approach for local energy planning
2022
- Maciej Kulik: Optimization of photovoltaic farm locations using GIS tools
- Laura Mateusiak: Energy Storage to Stabilize Electricity Grid Operation
- Haoran Zhang: Feasibility study of Demand-Side Management in microbreweries
- Marta Kubińska: Analysis of Territorial Just Energy Transition Plans
- Oluwalana Oluwapelumi: Life Cycle Assessment of Heliostat Dedicated to Daylighting in Comparison with Artificial Lighting Sources
- Hung-Wei Wu: Integrated LCA and LCC analysis of hybrid district heating system in Poland
2023
- Yichun Zhang: Investigation of Li-ion battery cell thermal conditioning and its effect on aging and performance in lab and automotive environment
- Richard Clogher: Analysis of the feasibility of the Irish Climate Action Plan using TIMES modeling platform and QGIS geospatial software
- Magdalena Przewoźniak: Optimization of offshore wind farms locations using GIS-based tools
- Patrycja Domańska: Agent-based modeling of electricity markets
AGH UST is a modern university actively participating in building a knowledge-based society and creating innovative technologies.
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CONTACT FORMQUALIFICATION FOR MASTER STUDIES
ENTRY EXAM
The basis for qualification for the second-cycle (Master) studies at AGH is the admissions rate determined depending on the result of on-line entrance examination which is obligatory.
The set of exam questions is/will available at our website HERE.
In order to be admitted to preliminary qualification, candidate needs to successfully complete entrance examination (minimum 50%).
DEADLINES
The Admission Calendar is available here: see deadlines
APPLICATION FORM
The only way to be considered in the qualification process is on-line application available at Recruitment
The AGH UST will not process your application if you have not completely filled in the application form and attached all the requested documents. Please note, that the verification of candidate’s qualification documents will be held in e-Rekrutacja system.
DOCUMENTS
Important information about diploma: the polish candidate must hold the title of ‘inżynier’, ‘magister inżynier’ or an equivalent title. Iin case of documents issued abroad the title Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (or equivalent) is required. Otherwise, candidate’s diploma and transcript of records will be individually reviewed by the Dean of the Faculty, who may accept it with or without setting programme differences.
The list of required documents is available here: Required documents for recruitment
LEGALISATION
Please note that your education documents need to be legalized. More information about legalization is available HERE.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
In case candidate successfully pass the entrance examination, it will also be considered as a confirmation of his/her command of English language at the minimum level of B2. The additional language certificate is not required.
COST OF EDUCATION?
Non-nationals are admitted to studies at AGH UST on a fee-paying basis.
The tuition fees for the academic year 2021/2022 2200 EUR per semester.
The recruitment fee for second-cycle degree programme is 100 PLN per one field of study.
All candidates should have funds necessary to cover tuition and costs of living and should be able to provide documents confirming their financial status.
NOTE:
The fee is paid for semester periods, once in advance:
by September 30 for the winter semester and
by March 15 for the summer semester.
LIVING AND HEALTH?
INSURANCE
Please be informed that all foreigners studying in Poland are obliged to possess health insurance. More information is available HERE.
DORMITORIES
The University Campus provides accommodation as well as space for cultural and sport activities for students of AGH UST and other Krakow’s universities. More detailed information is available at: http://www.miasteczko.agh.edu.pl/en/about-us.html. If it comes to prices of accommodation, we recommend you visiting http://www.miasteczko.agh.edu.pl/en/pricing.html. When a candidate is accepted as an AGH UST student we contact him/her to ask if he/she is interested in a place in one of the Student’s Dormitories.
COST OF LIVING IN POLAND
An estimated cost of living in Poland could be the different and depends on student’s lifestyle. Practical information on living and working in Poland you can find at: https://study.gov.pl/cost-living-poland and: https://study.gov.pl/work-and-internships.
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CONTACT
Program director:
dr hab. inż. Artur Wyrwa, prof. AGH
E: awyrwa@agh.edu.pl
P: +48 12 617 41 74
Centre for International Students
P: +48 12 617 50 92
P: +48 12 617 46 15
F: +48 12 617 52 39
E: international.students@agh.edu.pl