MSc in Energy Systems
The MSc in Energy Systems is a taught course exploring energy production, infrastructure, and societal impact. The MSc augments world-leading research from the Department of Engineering Science with contributions from the Departments of Physics, Materials Science, Chemistry and the School of Geography and the Environment. We do so through interdisciplinary modules, case studies and a dissertation, preparing students for leadership in the global energy sector and the zero-carbon energy transition. Find out more about the course on the Oxford University graduate admissions website.
The ZERO Thesis Awards
Launched in academic year 2024-25, the ZERO Thesis Awards aim to recognise and encourage outstanding students in postgraduate taught courses in the zero-carbon energy transition and related subjects, at the University of Oxford.
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