Offshore engineers design structures, systems and processes for the safe and sustainable deployment of conventional and renewable energy resources in the marine environment.
With a Master degree in Offshore Engineering for Energy Transition students will gain the advanced knowledge to work within a wide range of established and emerging industrial sectors and research institution which are based on or related to the sea: marine non-living resources, wind, ocean and other emerging energy technologies, such as the production of green hydrogen and carbon capture and storage in the offshore environment.
With a consolidated support of leading industries in the sector, the Master degree in Offshore Engineering for Energy Transition provides the students with the skills and competences to contribute significantly to the energy transition process.
Following a unique path in the first year, the program then offers two specialising paths in second year, the “Energy technologies” specialising path and the “Marine renewable energy systems” specialising path.