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Energy and Environmental

Management in Developing
Countries (MEng)
Europa-Universität Flensburg • Flensburg

Overview Course details Costs / Funding Contact

Requirements / Registration Services About the university
Europa-
Universität
Flensburg
Energy and
Degree Master of Engineering ("Wirtscha"singenieurwesen"
/ Industrial Engineering) Environmental
Management
Teaching
in
English Developing
language
Countries
Languages Courses are held in English.
Silvia
Hannig
Programme 4 semesters Munketo" 3b
24937
duration
Flensburg
Tel.
+49 4618052503
Beginning Winter semester
Email
More The programme starts with an obligatory pre-
Course website
information semester in September.
on beginning !
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of studies
Application Online application for admission and DAAD Asutosh Nayak
deadline scholarship (only applicants from DAC countries): 31
Asutosh Nayak
August at Flensburg University; one year before the
start of the programme Asutosh
Application for admission without DAAD scholarship: Nayak
MEng
15 December at Flensburg University

Please note: Current deadlines can be found on the

„EEM gives the
website http://www.uni- right foundation
flensburg.de/eem/admission to develop
careers in
devising
Tuition fees None strategies,
energy models,
per semester business models
in EUR and policy
advocacy and to
Combined No contribute to
meeting energy
Master's demands and
degree / PhD mitigating
programme environmental
issues. EEM gives
the confidence
Joint degree No and the skills to
/ double deal with the
degree main actors of
programme society in
decarbonising
the energy
Description/content
Energy and Environmental Management has two system in an
fields of specialisation: "industrialised countries" e!ective manner.
and "developing countries" (formerly SESAM). The course
content is
The specialisation "developing countries" is made meticulously
designed to
up of three subject areas:
educate students
using the
Renewable energy and energy e!iciency method of
Energy management and project management learning by
Energy systems and energy planning doing.“

A preparation semester qualifies all EEM students in

economics, and it adds competences in research
methods and the German language.
MEng in
The compulsory modules "Sustainable Energy Energy and
Systems" and "Environmental Economics" are Environment
o!ered for students of both study branches. They al
deliver basic knowledge and understanding of the Management
macroeconomic interrelation of environmental and (EEM) at the
energy-related problems. All other modules are University of
tailor-made for the students of the two branches. Flensburg
Basic skills in planning and overseeing of
development projects are taught in two compulsory Do you want to
fight climate
modules on "Project Management in International
change and
Development Cooperation" and "Diversity energy poverty?
Management in International Development Do you want to
Cooperation". An optional module on "International manage
sustainable
Organisations and Development Strategies" allows
energy systems?
students to specialise. Study in the
programme
During the course of studies, students can choose Master of
between modules on "Sustainable Energy Systems", Engineering in
Energy and
"Trading Energy", "External Costs of Energy" and
Environmental
"Energy and Environmental Policy" as electives. Management
(Industrial
 (Industrial
In the subject area of engineering, students have to Engineer /
pass two compulsory modules on energy planning: Wirtscha"singeni
"Sustainable Energy Planning in Rural Areas" and eurIn) at Europa-
Universität
"Applied Informatics in Energy Planning". Flensburg.

Students have to select two further engineering more

modules from among the three modules "Renewable
Energy I", "Renewable Energy II" and "Rational Use
of Energy". These modules use problem-based
learning as an educational model, which allows
students to specialise according to their individual
interests and the needs of their home countries.

A"er successful completion of all modules, students

take part in an "international class", a five-week,
project-oriented field research abroad. The
"international class" allows students to work in a
multidisciplinary team on a development-oriented
problem of sustainable energy use. It allows
students to apply their knowledge in engineering,
economics and social sciences and thereby deepen
their methodological skills in planning sustainable
energy systems.

The "international class" also prepares students for

the challenges of their three-month, individual field
research, which provides the basis for their Master's
theses. Finally, the Master's thesis can be based on
and supplemented with an internship and is most
o"en carried out in cooperation with a host
institution in the students' home countries.

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