University of Abertay Dundee

Programme overview

This programme is delivered 100% online and studied part‑time with a minimum duration of two years. It focuses on sustainable decision making within engineering contexts, aligning study to the growing sustainable engineering sector. Fees are published by the university (listed in a range on the course page) and there are six start dates each year to allow flexible entry.

What you'll study

The MSc develops core and applied understanding of sustainability and renewable energy within engineering practice. Teaching covers assessment of renewable energy sources and their impacts (examples given include biofuels and biogas production), techniques to reduce carbon footprints, and community‑oriented responses to climate change. Students learn to manage sustainable engineering projects and to develop innovative environmental technologies. The award requires completion of a research proposal and an extended research project.

Entry requirements

The published course page section lists entry requirements but does not provide full detail in the excerpt; prospective applicants should consult the university's online information or admissions team for specific academic and professional prerequisites.

Career prospects

The programme is aimed at those seeking roles in the sustainable engineering sector and is suitable for professionals making a career pivot from non‑engineering backgrounds. The university reports high graduate employment outcomes for its students overall.

Scholarships & funding angle

Course fees are shown as a range on the official page and may vary by fee status; applicants should check the university fees page for exact charges. The online, part‑time format supports studying alongside work, which can help spread costs and maintain income while completing the degree.