Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology at Ulm University

Ulm University

Germany, Ulm

University Rank:#546

Ulm University offers the Master of Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology as a full-time degree delivered on campus at its Ulm campus in Germany. Taught in English and completed over 2 years, the program equips students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for master of science in energy science and technology and related professional fields. The next available intake begins on October 1, 2026.

About Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology

The Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology provides you with a comprehensive education in the scientific and technological aspects of modern techniques for energy conversion and energy storage, such as fuel cells and batteries hands-on experience in chemistry, materials and energy science and technology labs You will get deep insights in an active research and development environment, composed of basic research at our university, applied research at adjacent institutes, and industrial development at the following nearby companies: Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research (ZSW) Helmholtz Institute for Electrochemical Energy Storage (HIU) Daimler Research Centre Reflecting the interdisciplinary programme character, courses will be taught by lectures from our natural science and engineering departments as well as from the participating research institutes and companies.

Requirements and Admission Criteria for Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology at Ulm University

Entry Requirements

Academic requirements MSc programme Energy Science and Technology: Bachelor's degree Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Engineering in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science or Electrical Engineering or in other programmes relating to energy science. Duration of Bachelor's programme: at least three years Bachelor's course work in Mathematics and Physics: for each, basically two courses of three hours per week and semester or comparable course work to be evidenced by course information on official transcript of records Fundamental skills in natural sciences, materials science and/ or engineering sciences These essential skills may be gained by passing the pre-Master's course offered by Ulm University. Prospective students are expected to... be willing to acquire a basic knowledge of German. German courses are part of the curriculum. be willing to study/live in a challenging, multi-cultural environment. Applicants have to provide the following: Curriculum vitae (maximum two pages) Statement of objectives/motivation (maximum one page) Two letters of reference by university lecturers from the Bachelor's university Transcript of records of all semesters/terms studied in the Bachelor's programme Information on the grading system at the Bachelor's university Bachelor's degree certificate English test score report Evaluation of applications is based on the following: Bachelor's programme, courses attended, internships and work experience Bachelor's grade or CPGA and grades of relevant courses Motivation letter provided by the applicant Evaluation of applicant by university lecturers (reference letters)

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How to Apply

"Energy Science and Technology" Faculty of Natural Sciences Ulm University 89081 Ulm Germany

Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology at Ulm University

Ulm University

Germany, Ulm