MSc Sustainable Engineering Systems

The MSc Sustainable Engineering Systems course prepares individuals to develop green industries and contribute significantly to climate change agendas at all levels. It covers core topics such as Circular Economy, Digital Twinning, and Future Energy Demand, enabling students to synthesise complex information and improve decision-making in sustainability problem-solving.

Students in this course will learn through lectures, tutorials, and computer laboratory sessions, utilising industry-standard software and facilities. Their progress will be assessed through design reports, examinations, presentations, and a final Engineering Research Project that results in a dissertation, ensuring the acquisition of practical and analytical skills.

Teesside University is a prestigious institution in Middlesbrough, known for its focus on practical learning and strong connections with business and industry. The university has made considerable investment in its campus facilities to ensure that its students receive a high-quality and supportive environment.

It offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in various disciplines, including Engineering, Computing, Business, Health, and the Arts, alongside this specialised Master’s course in Sustainable Engineering Systems.

To be enrolled, applicants need to submit a personal statement and a relevant academic and/or employer reference. They also have the option to upload their CV along with their applications to demonstrate their work experience.

Grade Requirements:

• Applicants require a first degree equivalent to at least a UK second-class (2:2) honours degree in a related discipline.
• Acceptable areas of study include engineering, technology, maths, or an applied physical science such as physics, chemistry, or geology.

English Proficiency:

• IELTS score of 6.0 overall with no section lower than 5.5.
• Equivalent test scores, such as PTE or TOEFL, are also accepted.

The tuition fee for the MSc Sustainable Engineering Systems at Teesside University is £17,000 for international students.

Teesside University offers a range of scholarships and bursaries to assist international students, including awards based on academic achievement or specific criteria. Students accepted onto this particular programme may be eligible for the £12,000 Kellas Midstream Clean Energy Scholarship to help fund their studies.

Graduates from this programme work as:

• Sustainable Systems Engineer
• Circular Economy Consultant
• Digital Factory Manager
• Renewable Energy Analyst
• Net Zero Project Officer

Students interested in the MSc Sustainable Engineering Systems should apply directly to the university. Our experienced advisors are available to assist you.