Maintaining energy supplies through sustainable energy systems represents one of the key challenges in engineering today.
The Sustainable Energy Systems pathway provides an overview of modern energy technologies and covers renewable energy sources, fuel cells, nuclear engineering and energy economics.
You will study related subjects on the behaviour of fluids along with thermal and heat transfer phenomena at an advanced level. The pathway also provides an insight into the fundamentals of cryogenic and refrigeration engineering. You will study different mechanisms of heat transfer along with techniques for modelling and examining these mechanisms experimentally.
Specialist modules of this pathway include:
- Cryogenics and superconductivity
- Engineering design
- Fluid mechanics
- Fuel cells and photovoltaic systems
- Heat transfer
- Renewable energy
- Sustainable energy systems
For a full list of modules please visit the course module section
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