Program structure

The Master of Engineering in Energy and Environmental Management is a 2-year, full-time program requiring the completion of 120 ECTS credits. It is designed to provide interdisciplinary knowledge and practical skills for managing sustainable energy systems, with a focus on the needs of developing countries.

1. Pre-Semester (6 Months):
For applicants from developing countries, a preparatory course in mathematics, statistics, and basic energy concepts ensures a uniform academic foundation.

2. Core Curriculum (First Year):

• Business Economics and Energy Economics:
  • Sustainable Energy Systems
  • Environmental Economics
• Energy Planning and Renewable Energy:
  • Renewable Energy Technologies
  • Rational Use of Energy
  • Mini-grid Systems
• Project Management:
  • Managing International Development Projects
  • Quality Management
  • Development Cooperation Strategies
• Research and Methodology:
  • Applied Informatics for Energy Planning
  • Research Methods in Energy Management

3. International Class (Second Year):

• A five-week field research project conducted in a developing country.
• Students work in interdisciplinary teams to address real-world energy and environmental challenges.

4. Master’s Thesis (Final Semester):

• An independent research project focused on energy and environmental management in the context of developing countries.
• Supervised by faculty, the thesis applies theoretical knowledge to practical problems.

Additional Highlights:

• Interactive seminars and workshops.
• Opportunities for elective modules to tailor the program to individual interests.
• Access to state-of-the-art labs and renewable energy technologies.

For detailed module descriptions and program specifics, visit the program structure and content page.

Fees and Funding

1. Tuition Fees:

• The program is tuition-free, in line with German public university policies.

2. Semester Fee:

• Students are required to pay a semester fee of approximately €259, which covers:
  • Contributions to student services.
  • A semester ticket for public transportation.

3. Funding Opportunities:

• DAAD Scholarships:

  • Available for international students, covering living expenses, health insurance, and travel costs.
  • Application through the DAAD portal is required.

• Deutschlandstipendium:

  • Provides €300 per month to high-achieving students.

• Part-Time Work:

  • Students can work part-time to supplement their income, with support available for finding suitable opportunities.

• Emergency Financial Aid:

  • Short-term financial assistance for students in urgent need.

For detailed funding and cost of living information, visit the university's financing page.

Scholarship Guidance

Europa-Universität Flensburg offers various scholarship opportunities to support students enrolled in the M.Eng. Energy and Environmental Management program, particularly those from developing countries:

1. DAAD Scholarships (German Academic Exchange Service):

• Eligibility: Open to international students from developing countries.
• Coverage: Includes monthly living expenses, health insurance, travel costs, and tuition-related expenses.
• Application: Must apply through the DAAD portal and meet specific eligibility requirements.

2. Deutschlandstipendium (German National Scholarship Program):

• Eligibility: Open to both domestic and international students demonstrating academic excellence and social engagement.
• Funding: Provides €300 per month.
• Additional Benefits: Access to networking events and professional development opportunities.

3. Erasmus+ Program:

• Eligibility: Students participating in exchange programs or internships within the EU.
• Funding: Covers travel and living expenses during the funded period.

4. University Financial Aid:

• Emergency Financial Assistance: Available for students facing unforeseen financial difficulties.
• Part-Time Work Opportunities: On-campus and local part-time jobs can help students support themselves financially during their studies.

For further details, visit the scholarships and funding page or consult the International Office for guidance.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the Master of Engineering in Energy and Environmental Management at Europa-Universität Flensburg, applicants must meet the following criteria:

1. Academic Qualifications:

• A bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Environmental Sciences, or a related field.
• Minimum requirement of 210 ECTS credits (equivalent to at least 3.5 years of undergraduate study).
  • Applicants with 180 ECTS credits may be required to take additional courses.

2. Professional Experience:

• At least one year of relevant professional experience in the energy or environmental management sector after obtaining the bachelor's degree.
• The experience must demonstrate an understanding of energy and environmental issues in developing countries.

3. English Language Proficiency:

• Applicants must provide proof of proficiency in English through one of the following:
  • IELTS Academic: Minimum Band Score 6.5.
  • TOEFL iBT: Minimum 90 points.
  • CAE (Certificate in Advanced English): Grade C or higher.
  • Other equivalent certifications.
• The language certificate must not be older than 2 years.

4. Motivation and Research Interest:

• A motivation letter (maximum 2 pages) explaining:
  • Interest in the program.
  • Relevance of the program to the applicant’s professional background and career goals.
  • Proposed area of research for the master’s thesis.
• Curriculum Vitae (CV) in tabular format.

5. Other Documents:

• Completed Application Form (submitted online).
• Certified copies of academic transcripts and degree certificates.
• Proof of professional experience (employment certificates or reference letters).
• Copy of passport or national ID.

6. Application Timeline:

• Applications open in December and close on July 15 for the fall semester.

For detailed information, visit the admissions page.

Application Procedure

Application Timeline:

• Applications open in December and close on July 15 for the upcoming fall semester.

2. Application Portal:

• All applications must be submitted through the university’s official application portal.

3. Required Documents:

• Completed Application Form: Accessible via the application portal.
• Academic Transcripts and Degree Certificates:
  • Certified copies of your bachelor’s degree and transcripts showing at least 210 ECTS credits.
• Proof of Professional Experience:
  • Certificates or reference letters showing at least one year of relevant work experience in energy or environmental management.
• English Language Proficiency:
  • Accepted tests and minimum scores:
    • IELTS Academic: Band 6.5.
    • TOEFL iBT: 90 points.
    • CAE (Certificate in Advanced English): Grade C or higher.
  • Test certificates must not be older than 2 years.
• Motivation Letter:
  • A detailed letter (max. 2 pages) explaining:
    • Your interest in the program.
    • The relevance of the program to your professional background and goals.
    • Proposed research area for the master’s thesis.
• Curriculum Vitae (CV):
  • A comprehensive CV in tabular format.
• Copy of Passport or National ID.

4. Admission Process:

• Applications are evaluated based on academic qualifications, professional experience, and motivation.
• Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview (virtual or in-person).
• Admission offers are communicated by mid-August.

5. Additional Information for International Students:

• Support for visa applications and relocation is provided by the university’s International Office.
• Ensure all documents are translated into English or German by a certified translator, if applicable.

For detailed instructions, visit the official application page.