Energy Management and Energy
Technology (EMT)

The three-semester Master's programme is intended for Diplom and Bachelor's graduates with a seven-semester degree.

The qualification requirement for admission to the Master's degree programme is a university degree or equivalent degree with an overall examination grade of 2.5 or better in a qualified degree programme comprising at least the standard period of study of six semesters at a German or foreign university.
Bachelor graduates with a six-semester degree complete either a theory semester or a practical study semester at one of the three participating universities beforehand.
Qualified are engineering courses of study especially in the fields of mechanical engineering, process engineering, electrical engineering, energy technology, environmental protection, renewable energy technology, industrial engineering, physics engineering as well as mathematics and natural science courses of study or a related engineering course of study.

Furthermore, a qualified course of study is deemed to exist if it comprises examination achievements that are for the majority equivalent to the examination achievements of one of the above-mentioned courses of study.
The modules in the Master's degree programme in Energy Management and Energy Technology are predominantly taught in German. For this reason, the relevant language skills are required. Further details on language requirements can be found >>here<<.

If you are not sure about the requirements of your university degree, please feel free to contact us personally.

With the Master's programme in Energy Management and Energy Technology, the three universities are pooling their energy technology expertise in a cross-university programme.

How do you get to the other locations?

The study programme takes place mainly in Ansbach and only to a lesser extent in Nuremberg and Triesdorf. To limit commuting to the other locations, the modules outside Ansbach are combined as much as possible. In addition to travelling by train, carpooling is also organised among the students to a large extent. This means that the other locations are always within easy reach.

Application is only possible online via the Ansbach University website. Further information on the general application modalities as well as access to the online application can be found here:

Application modalities & online application

Deadlines:

    for the summer semester: 01.12. - 15.01.
    for the winter semester: 02.05. - 15.07.

Please note:

• The formal admission criteria for the study programme are defined in the study and examination regulations of the study programme.
• Application for admission to the programme is generally possible in the summer semester as well as in the winter semester.
• If you have any questions, please contact the course advisor or the head of the programme.
•  For more information for foreign students, please refer to the Information sheet for applicants.

In addition to the classic module groups, it is also possible to draw on the range of subject-specific modules offered by the partner universities or the Virtual University of Bavaria e.V..

In addition to the three module groups, there are two practice-oriented projects. The Master's programme is rounded off by your Master's thesis.
The order of the module groups and their modules does not matter except for that of the Master's thesis.

To illustrate the design possibilities of the study programme,two sample study programmes were created. The examples presented here show a strongly economic and technical design of the Master's programme. However, it is entirely up to you how you organise your Master's programme and which focal points you choose.