Victoria University of Wellington

Overview

The Master of Renewable Energy (MRE) at Victoria University of Wellington is designed to equip graduates with advanced skills in renewable energy technologies and the analytical expertise necessary for transitioning to sustainable power solutions. Students can select either an engineering-focused or analysis-focused pathway, culminating in a comprehensive research project that demonstrates their learning and capabilities.

What you'll study

The MRE program combines rigorous coursework with a hands-on research project. Students will choose between two distinct pathways—engineering or analysis—and engage in core courses that enhance their understanding of renewable energy systems and assessment methodologies.

Core learning areas

• Power systems analysis
• Advanced development of renewable energy systems
• Energy economic analysis
• Sustainability modelling techniques

Research project

• Research Project: This capstone component allows students to apply their coursework to an independent research topic under the guidance of academic supervisors.

Entry requirements

While there are no specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this program, candidates must meet the stated academic entry criteria. Prospective students are encouraged to check the university's official guidelines for any updates on entry requirements.

Career prospects