Target Group and Admission Requirements

Bachelor in chemical or mechanical engineering. Final exam in Mathematics III at TUC or equivalent are also required.

Aim of the Programme

The program focuses upon environmentally-friendly energy production from both renewable and non-renewable energy sources, and upon prevention of pollution of air and water. Specialization is given in the field combustion and energy, and in physical and biological cleaning processes.

The successful candidate can find employment with companies working with safety and environmental risk analysis, design and operation of pollution abatement facilities or water treatment plants, energy production, management, and distribution, and with research institutes.

The program qualifies for admission to doctoral studies in technology at Norwegian and foreign universities.

Curriculum and structure

Compulsory Courses Code Course title Credits O/V *) Credits pr. semester   S1(A) S2(V) S3(A) S4(V) FM1006 Modeling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems 10.00 O 10       PEF1006 Thermodynamics 10.00 O 10       EET1006 Water Processes and Ecology 10.00 O 10       PEF2006 Gas Purification and Energy Optimization 10.00 O   10     PEF2106 Combustion and Process Safety 10.00 O   10     EET2006 Energy and Environmental Biotechnology 10.00 O   10     FM3106 Project Management and Cost Engineering 10.00 O     10   PEF3006 Process Control 5.00 O     5   FM3006 Project 15.00 O     15   FMH606 Master's Thesis 30.00 O       30 Total: 30 30 30 30 *) O - Mandatory course, V - Optional course

Electives Code Course title Credits O/V *) Credits pr. semester   S1(A) S2(V) S3(A) S4(V) SCE4006 Project 10.00 V     10   FM3206 Handling of Particulate Materials 5.00 V     5   SCE1206 Sensor Technology and Instrumentation 5.00 V     5   PEF4008 PEF4008 5.00 V     5   Total: 0 0 25 0 *) O - Mandatory course, V - Optional course

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION THE CURRICULUM MIGHT BE CHANGED DURING THE STUDY PERIOD.

Study Programme for Energy and Environmental Technology

Teaching and Learning Methods

Central teaching methods are lectures and tutorials, group work or projects and laboratory work. Experimental equipment, advanced mathematical models and powerful computers are used.

To complete the program, the candidate writes an individual thesis of 30 credits on a topic from research, or on a relevant topic presented by one of our industrial collaborators.

The program has international students and the teaching medium is English.

The Master's Thesis can be carried out abroad.

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean