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Windenergietechnik (M. Sc.) (Wind Energy Technology (M. Sc.) )

Type
Master (ISCED 2011 level 7)
Language

German

Duration 3 semesters
Cost 11 000 EUR per year

There is hardly a sector which has as much as future potential as regenerative energies. With growth rates between 30 and 40 per cent, wind energy utilisation has become one of the most important economic sectors  in that field. By 2011, over 100 000 people have already been employed in the German wind energy sector. As a result of the booming construction of off-shore wind farms in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, more and more qualified engineers are needed especially in the coastal region to develop, design, erect, and operate these turbines and farms.

Responding to these developments and the significance of the sector for the region, the Master programme Wind energy technology of Applied Sciences Bremerhaven was set up. Based on a Bachelor study course which is related to the topic (e.g. Maritime technologies) the students are qualified to engineers who can understand the complex system of the ”wind turbine” as an entirety. Therefore, they can take on interdisciplinary tasks in the field of wind energy engineering both in technical and management positions. The modules are closely linked to each other. In the study course, topics such as aerodynamics, structures, dynamics as well as measurement and control techniques are dealt with. The students are familiarized with all aspects regarding wind energy technology. By going into depth in the area of simulation programmes as well as by introducing business management systems, the students are able to understand the turbine’s function. They will be able to transfer this knowledge into industrial projects contributing to its optimisation and further development. 

Structural components
Thesis/Dissertation
Industry partners
Internship/Workplace experience
International component
Practical/Field work

ISCED Categories

Project management
Maritime economy
Marine and maritime law
Statistics
Scientific modelling
Environmental protection technology
Offshore and renewable energy
Marine spatial planning
Near- and offshore constructions