Renewable Energy, BSc, University of Exeter

About Renewable Energy, BSc - at University of Exeter

Our Renewable Energy degree programme has been tailored to meet the needs of the rapidly developing renewable energy sector. Strong links with a wide variety of companies together with our research strengths in geothermal energy; wave power; energy policy and finance; and transport biofuels allows us to offer this programme with substantial backing from the renewable energy industry.

Student resources include a newly equipped renewable energy laboratory, field station and state-of-the-art IT equipment. Local commercial renewables developments are plentiful – the latest example is the UK’s first bioethanol fuel plant, a £50 million investment in the region. These, together with field trips and a 2-3 month work placement, provide a practical context that complements the taught programme.

This is a practical, vocational programme for individuals seeking a professional role in the rapidly expanding and strategically important energy sector. We receive extensive industrial support from industry leaders including Bill Dunster Architects, Compact Power, Cornwall Light and Power, EDF Energy, Garrad Hassan, Geoscience, npower renewables, Ocean Power Technologies, Scottish and Southern Energy and Wardell Armstrong International.

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