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Master of Energy MEnergy

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On-Campus

Level of Study

Master's Degree

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Summary

New Zealand is a world leader in – and ideally placed for – innovation in renewable energy. Gain industry insights and explore technological developments with our roster of internationally-recognised experts, and prepare to lead in a sustainable global sector that continuously evolves to meet our daily needs. With significant input from top researchers from the Geothermal Institute, you’ll be provided with up-to-date skills and knowledge that directly apply to the real world.

This flexible programme lets you focus on a field of energy while pursuing courses from the Faculty of Engineering and Design, Faculty of Science and Business School. We have recommended study tracks incorporating commonly chosen courses to fit the backgrounds of most students.

You will complete two core courses that provide overviews of the industry’s resource economics and technology issues. In our taught programme, you will also complete a research component that allows you to work on a problem relevant to industry, which may cover economic, environmental, technical, or regulatory issues. It is also possible to align your research with your employment.

Entry criteria

Minimum requirements listed here are the likely grades required and do not guarantee entry. We assess each application individually and applicants may require a higher grade to be offered a place.

  • Study option

Taught 120 points

Grade required

GPA Grade Point Average 5.0

Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) or postgraduate study in science or commerce

  • Study option

Taught 180 points

Grade required

GPA Grade Point Average 5.0

Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Commerce

  • Study option

Research 120 points

Grade required

GPA Grade Point Average 5.0

Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) or postgraduate study in science or commerce

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