Renewable Energy

Entry requirements

2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) from a range of academic disciplines, particularly but not exclusively from Engineering (and other STEM subjects) or from Business and Management relevant to the course route you select.

This course is particularly designed for applicants seeking a blend of technical competence and management capability in the renewable energy sector.

Months of entry

September

Course content

The MSc Renewable Energy (with Management or Engineering Route) is a forward-looking, industry-aligned programme that combines strong theoretical grounding with practical, applied learning. Delivered by WMG at the University of Warwick, the course equips graduates with the expertise needed to design, manage and lead renewable energy systems, projects and organisations across the globe. Students gain advanced sector knowledge, hands-on technical and analytical skills, and the ability to evaluate and implement real-world renewable energy solutions. The programme also strengthens research capability, fosters innovative problem-solving, and builds ethical and societal awareness essential for responsible energy transition.

Students can follow either the Management or Engineering pathway, both of which are underpinned by shared core modules. The joint Emerging Renewable Energy Technologies module brings both cohorts together, enabling interdisciplinary teamwork and collaboration on complex, future-focused energy challenges.

Reasons to study Renewable Energy at Warwick

• Cutting-edge content taught at a Russell Group university with strong industry links.
• Two routes - tailor the award to technical or managerial ambitions.
• Interdisciplinary, project-centred learning including teamwork and real-world solutions
• Strong emphasis on employability: problem solving, project delivery, and applied skills in demand across the energy sector.
• Opportunity for industry collaborations, guest lectures and industry engagement