Master´s Degree in Energy and Climate Change en Madrid en Universidad Nebrija

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Graduates from a Science, Technology or Engineering degree will find in this Master’s program a unique opportunity for widening their knowledge on real climate change-related problems affecting human settlements and ecosystems, the evolution of Earth’s climate system and the consequences of its changes, as well as engineering and science of the different sources of energy.

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If you like to learn actively, travelling all over the world discovering new and exciting locations, this is a Master program designed for you. This Master’s program gives to students a comprehensive approach to energy and climate change challenges, combining scientific and engineering principles and applications. The fantastic overseas locations in which are developed give to student a unique opportunity for applying the scientific and applied technical engineering knowledge taught during the modules.

Leer más Energy and Climate Change are both interconnected disciplines and science and technology combines the most practical approach for solving new energy and climate change challenges. The common semester of this Master`s program offers a multidisciplinary approach and builds a solid base for students. This Master´s program offers two Mentions: a Mention in Energy Engineering and a Mention in Climate Change. The devastating effects of Climate Change, including flood events, the rise of sea level, the loss of ecosystems as well as the monitoring and prediction of Earth´s Climate are some concepts studied in the Mention in Climate Change. The leading edge technology of energy, the engineering of power plants and carbon capture storage science and technology are some of the lines studied in the Mention in Energy Engineering. This Master’s program offers field trips worldwide to key geographical locations in other continents for the practical study of climate change as well as industrial visits to energy engineering plants giving to students a broad view and perspective on energy and climate change-related issues.

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The strong scientific and technical background provided by the Master’s program grants to students with the necessary skills to develop a great variety of works in the field of technology and science of climate change and energy. National and international institutions dealing with climate change challenges as well as consultant companies and energy multinationals require professionals with a strong background both in science and engineering aspects of climate change and energy. Those students looking for a further step in science will find in this Master program a unique opportunity for widening their knowledge on real climate change-related problems affecting human settlements and ecosystems, the evolution of the Earth’s climate system and the global consequences of these changes as well as the scientific and technical principles and applications of the different sources of energy, the engineering associated with energy power plants and the application of leading edge technology in energy and climate change studies.

Formulario de admisión Máster en Energy and Climate Change

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en Madrid (CAMPUS Dehesa de la Villa)

Fecha de inicio: octubre 2018.

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1st half 30
Geothermal energy: science, technology and engineering
Science, engineering and technology of nuclear energy
A global perspective on Earth’s climate evolution
Technology of hydroelectric, tidal and biomass energy
Engineering and science of solar and wind energies
The Dynamic Earth

2nd half: Mention in Leer más Energy Engineering 30
Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
Smart Grids
Leading edge technology in energy science and engineering
Advanced engineering of power plants
Master's Thesis

2nd half: Mention in Climate Change 30
Research on recent climate change
Geoengineering: science, ethics and regulations
Impact of climate change on human populations and infraestructures
Multidisciplinary approach to climate change; environmental impact, modelling and projections
Master's ThesisLeer menos