The global demand for a diverse and sustainable energy portfolio, has triggered a broad range of scientific activities such as developing new processes (e.g. CO2 capture and utilization), new materials (e.g. photovoltaic cells), and new energy storage (e.g. H2 storage underground). Students in the MS in Energy Engineering will be able to enter this transient energy industry and engage actively in the engineering and development of new energy systems for the future.

With education in process development and analysis, materials design, and subsurface energy storage and carbon sequestration operations; the curriculum of this program builds on a solid foundation of engineering fundamentals in the interface between chemical enginering, subsurface engineering and materials science.