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EIT InnoEnergy Master School
- Sweden
- Stockholm
Our unique European Master’s programmes address the most exciting and important areas in sustainable energy and energy engineering. All our programs develop highly valued, in-demand knowledge and skills for a rapidly changing energy sector and they are taught at 16 universities and three top-ranked business schools across Europe.
Everything you need to know about: InnoEnergy Master’s School
School
Location
EIT InnoEnergy’s university in Sweden was founded in 1827 and has become one of Europe’s leading engineering and technical universities. A large amount of international students favor Sweden due to its immigration policies often catering to their career ambitions.
InnoEnergy is located in the heart of Stockholm, a city filled with new ideas and different perspectives. A place where innovations in fashion, design, music and technology are born and raised, often to international recognition.
Accreditations
The master’s program in Real Estate & Construction Management enables graduates to excel within different occupations in real estate development & construction management in the public and private sectors.
The program is RICS accredited validating its deliverance of the highest standards in real estate education. The RICS accreditation allows postgraduates to enjoy a higher employment percentage and an opportunity to partially qualify for membership in RICS.
Programs
InnoEnergy currently offers 60 Master’s degree programs in the subject areas of: Architecture & the Built Environment; Electrical Engineering & Computer Science; Engineering Sciences; Engineering Sciences in Chemistry Biotechnology & Health; Industrial Engineering & Management.
All the programs are taught in English and equip students with the necessary skills to make positive impacts in the energy industry within modern societies.
Scholarships
EIT InnoEnergy offers scholarships awarded to students with excellent academic skills, an extensive professional background, an affinity with innovation and entrepreneurship, as well as other attributes. InnoEnergy encourages students to search locally for loan providers in your home country for additional funding.
Fun fact
In 1954 Sweden delivered its first TV broadcast from the university's campus in Sweden and the construction of Sweden’s first nuclear reactor began later that year. The decommissioned reactor hall is now used for events.