Master's in Energy for Smart Cities
Study location | Various - see overview below |
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Type | Master's, full-time |
Nominal duration | 2 years (in 2 countries) (120 ECTS) |
Study language | English |
Tuition fee | €18,000 per year |
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Registration fee | €295 one-time |
Entry qualification | Undergraduate diploma (or higher) Review the admissions criteriaBefore applying, make sure you can meet all the admissions criteria:
If you are in your final year of undergraduate education, you can also apply and receive a conditional offer. Prepare the required documentsYou will need to upload the following documents as pdf files with your application:
Students applying to the Master’s in Energy for Smart Cities are encouraged to submit the link of an elevator pitch video (max 2 min) giving the reasons for applying to the programme. If you can not make a video, you do NOT have to submit a motivation letter as the evaluation will then be based on the answers of the motivation questions in the application form. The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English. In the case of your degree certificate and transcript of records, we require an assembled pdf with a copy of the certificate in its original language and a version translated into English by a licensed translator. If your original degree certificate and/or transcript are in English, no translation is needed. In the case of your degree certificate and transcript of records, we require an assembled pdf with a copy of the certificate in its original language and a version translated into English by a licensed translator. If your original degree certificate and/or transcript are in English, no translation is needed. Once accepted into the programme, it is required that you send certified copies of the entry qualification documents to the EIT InnoEnergy Admissions Office by postal mail. |
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Language requirements | English |
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Other requirements | Programme-specific Requirements
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More information |
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Overview
Combine urban planning, energy management, in-depth engineering skills, leading edge mobility solutions and innovation management techniques. The Master’s Energy for Smart Cities is an English-taught programme that enables students to play a critical role in shaping a rapidly urbanising world, and exploring how to create smarter, more sustainable and resource-efficient communities
Possible first year institutions:
- KU Leuven
- KTH Royal Institute of Technology (available until Round 4)
Possible second year institutions:
- KU Leuven
- KTH Royal Institute of Technology
- UPC: Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya ·Barcelona Tech
- Grenoble INP: Institute of Technology
For more information click here.
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