Energy Engineering (with Optional Year in Industry) - BEng (Hons)

Optional year in industry Study this course with an optional work placement year, at no extra cost. Alongside this, you can gain valuable experience and engagement with the sector through our shorter work placements, internships and work experience opportunities. Visit tees.ac.uk and the Student Futures webpage for more information. Course overview According to the World Meteorological Organization, the supply of clean energy needs to double by 2030 if the world is to reach net zero targets by 2050, and the number of jobs in renewables is expected to reach 42m globally in this time. You learn fundamental mechanical and electrical engineering principles and develop expertise in sustainable energy and clean technologies. Explore solar, wind, geothermal and tidal energy systems, transition fuels such as hydrogen, power storage, and distribution technologies. You also gain commercial awareness, developing planning and project management skills to keep up to date with net zero innovation. Top reasons to study energy engineering at Teesside Scholarships: £27,000 scholarships available to support your study. Visit tees.ac.uk for more information. International visits: you have opportunities to travel internationally through student mobility visits or spending a semester studying abroad with one of our partners in countries such as China, the Czech Republic, Spain and Malaysia. Facilities: study in our fully equipped labs with the latest industry standard equipment. Industry experience: get a foot on the career ladder and gain experience of working in the sector with an optional year in industry. Maths support: strengthen your maths with a free online [Mathematics for University course](https:www.tees.ac.ukparttime_coursesMathematicsCertificate_of_Credit_Mathematics_for_University_(Online).cfm) before you start your course. Visit tees.ac.uk for more information. Employability Energy engineers work on projects to reduce energy use or costs. They research, design and build power generation plants, power storage facilities, develop processes to reduce carbon emissions and minimise environmental damage. They also carry out site inspections and energy surveys.