DIGIWIND CAMPUS
LEARNING TRAJECTORIES
Master of Science Programmes
M.Sc. programmes (120 ECTS) typically attract students who study full-time over a 2-year period.
Upon completion of the M.Sc. programme, students are awarded a M.Sc. degree.
Target:
Students holding a Bachelor or B.Sc. degree.
Prerequisite:
Admission to some specific M.Sc. Programmes – like Wind Energy Programme – requires a relevant bachelor degree.
Programmes:
- Wind Energy
- Energy and Environment
- Wind Energy Systems
- Sustainable Energy Technologies
- Smart Renewable Energy Engineering
- Smart Energy Systems
- Ships and Offshore Structures
- Marine Technology
- Electrical Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering
- Electric Power Engineering
- Aerospace Engineering
What does DigiWind offers?
Interdisciplinary Flexibility! Students have the unique option to select courses from different M.Sc. programs offered by our partner universities. This allows you to tailor your studies and develop a truly interdisciplinary program that suits your specific career goals.
Master's Degrees
Part-time Master’s programmes (60 ECTS or 90 ECTS) are structured LLL offerings attracting participants who already hold some work experience and would like to upskill/reskill within a given discipline, such as wind and energy systems and ADS.
Target:
Professionals that hold at least a relevant Bachelor or B.Sc. degree and two years of work experience in the field.
Prerequisite:
Hold a relevant Bachelor or B.Sc. degree and at least two years of relevant work experience, which justifies the shorter duration of the master programmes (equivalent to one year of full-time studies but typically distributed over a longer period).
Upon completion of individual master’s courses, participants receive a certificate of participation.
Lifelong Learning Modules
Self-standing Lifelong Leaning (LLL) modules typically attract participants or groups of participants who wish to upskill/reskill quickly within a specific topic, such as data analytics, HPC, or AI.
These flexible learning opportunities are delivered by leading European Institutions in the form of short courses, workshops, or Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs).
Target:
Any individual who is interested in Green Energy Systems are welcome.
Professionals and students in relevant fields of work who want to advance their digital skills and/or reskill/upskill in Wind and Energy Systems.
Prerequisite:
The requirements for entry are typically lower than for M.Sc. and master programmes such that a broader audience can benefit from the courses.
Upon completion of self-standing LLL modules, participants will receive a certificate of completion, or they may be awarded several micro-credentials.