Engineering and Energy Management
The Master in Energy Engineering and Management aims at training the new generation of skilled professionals to be active in the energy sector. With this goal, the program offers cross training in the energy field, ensuring specialized technical knowledge, grounded on a solid scientific basis, complemented with a broad knowledge in the areas of economics, environment and innovation.
The Master In Energy and Management combines the academic experience and the industry connections of the various departments at IST with the different international partnerships of prestigious European schools in which IST participates to offer a multidisciplinary program in the field of energy.
The Master In Energy and Management combines an approach to sustainable energy systems, in its different economical, environmental and social aspects with specialization areas which are relevant in the energy sector. The students through development of quantitative analytical methods, critical evaluation of solutions and application of modern research techniques and in contact with several industrial needs, will be capable of dealing with a large range of problems facing society in the field of energy.
Graduates in Energy Engineering and Management can work in the areas of Fuels, Energy Conversion, Energy Efficiency, Nuclear Energy and Renewable Energy, being able to plan and develop projects in the energy sector.
These professionals can pursue careers in research, engineering or management, in small, medium and large companies or startups, and can also create their own business or intervene in public policy.
Access and ingress
BSc graduates in Engineering or Engineering Sciences (minimum 3 years).
The level in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Materials Science acquired in the degrees hold by the candidates when applying to the course must be, in scope and depth, equivalent to the corresponding courses taught in the undergraduate Engineering programmes at Técnico Lisboa.
The Scientific Committee of the course decides, upon the analysis of the academic curriculum of the candidate whether the equivalence is given.
In case the equivalence is not given, the Scientific Committee of the course may decide to include in the study plan of the candidate a bridging program of propedeutic courses (not counted in the course corresponding to 120 ECTS) at the level of basic courses.
