We offer a choice of seven programmes, each designed to give students the right combination of engineering, personal and business management skills. Each offers a challenging syllabus and high-quality content
You should have a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 180 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) credits or an equivalent academic qualification from an internationally recognised university. The individual Master’s programmes determine what subjects they will accept. You can find out more about the admissions criteria for each programme here.
If you have questions about the eligibility of the university at which you studied for your Bachelor’s degree, please contact the InnoEnergy Admissions Office at: admissionsoffice@innoenergy.com.
As a student of the InnoEnergy Master’s School you will spend your first year at one European university and your second year at another. The universities you attend will depend on the programme you choose to study and, for some programmes, on the specialist courses you choose to take. All universities and institutions involved in the InnoEnergy Master’s School are accredited by their respective governments, and are internationally recognised. They are:
You may also have the opportunity to take courses at:
Details of which programmes take place at which universities are available from each programme’s section of our website.
Absolutely yes. Our programmes attract a global student base. If you are a citizen of an EU country, Norway, Liechtenstein, Iceland or Switzerland, you are classed as an EU student. If you are a citizen of any other country you are classed as a non-EU student. As a non-EU student, you will need a relevant student visa, and you may need to fulfil certain country-specific requirements for non-EU students. Your first-year university will support your application for a visa, and will send you all the relevant details with your acceptance email.
The subject matter is different for each Master’s programme. However, all courses have a strong entrepreneurial or business-focused element in addition to in-depth technical content. Each programme also places a strong emphasis on project-based work and hands-on experience gained outside the lecture hall or lab. An overview of the two-year programme, plus details of individual courses and the syllabus are available from each programme’s section of our website.
You will need to make the decision about your second-year courses and your second-year university during your first year of study. Your preferences, the transcript of your previous studies, and the number of available places are all taken into account when allocating second-year places. The decision is taken by representatives from all the universities taking part in the programme. Whenever possible your preferences will be honoured.
Teaching methods and the level of personal engagement with professors and lecturers depends on the university and the programme you choose. However, the majority of our programmes place an emphasis on teaching in smaller groups, with hands-on projects, and solving real-world challenges to help you build positive relationships with leading academics and businesses in your chosen field.
Internships are a compulsory element for most of our programmes. In most cases, you will also have the opportunity to undertake your thesis at one of our industry partners. There are also plenty of opportunities on each programme to engage directly with industry experts.
You can find more details on each programmes’ section of our website.
And you can find more details about our Career Centre.
You normally undertake your thesis in the final semester of the two-year programme. The thesis is worth 30 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) credits, or 45 credits at TU/e – the Technical University of Eindhoven, and will typically be undertaken at one of our industry partners or research centres. The subject of your thesis will be agreed with your course supervisors, and will relate to the subject of the programme with an emphasis on innovation and business management.
You will receive information about recommended reading on the first day of classes. In some courses, teachers provide texts and digital material. You will also have access to e-books, scientific articles and books at your university.
No. Our programmes are designed for full-time study only. Remember that our programmes include study in two different countries over two years and that several study trips, activities and events are organised each year, making it impossible to arrange on a part-time basis. By signing our student agreement, you commit to full-time study.
We don’t recommend it. Our programmes are designed for full-time study, include study in two different countries and involve various study trips and commitments each year. By signing our student agreement, you commit to full-time study. You are likely to find the time pressures of full-time study incompatible with evening or weekend work.
After successfully completing your chosen programme, you will receive a double degree: one from each university you attended during the programme. More details of the qualifications offered can be found on each programmes’ section of our website.
Currently, 93 per cent of our graduates are employed or running their own business within six months of graduation.
Salaries vary greatly across the industry and between different countries. However, we can say that on average our graduates earn 15 per cent more than their peers with more conventional qualifications.
Please sign-up for the CommUnity platform where you can access InnoEnergy MSc School group: https://community.innoenergy.com
You can also contact our online ambassadors here.
All students are encouraged to start thinking about their career ambitions from the day they join their Master’s programme. In addition, InnoEnergy’s Career Centre organises several activities that will support your search for work across Europe. These include:
Our alumni have followed a diverse range of career paths in the energy industry, as engineers, designers, consultants, policy-developers, business owners and leaders, or in further research. Each course offers extensive training in business, social and personal skills in addition to building your engineering and technical knowledge, and gives you practical experience of real-world challenges, which enhance your employment prospects on graduation.
Each university has information on employment opportunities in its own career centre. InnoEnergy also promotes vacancies from our industrial partners to our students and alumni. The InnoEnergy Career Centre can also help you find your first position after graduation.
Currently, 93 per cent of our graduates are employed or running their own business within six months of graduation.
Salaries vary greatly across the industry and between different countries. However, we can say that on average our graduates earn 15 per cent more than their peers with more conventional qualifications.
This will depend on your nationality and the country in which you finish your second year. However, the European Parliament recently approved a proposal to harmonise EU entry and residence laws for non-EU students, making it easier to obtain a visa and to stay in Europe after your studies. More information can be found here.
The InnoEnergy Career Centre can support you during and after your studies to prepare yourself for the job market and in your search for a job. Once you have a job offer, it is much easier to obtain a work visa. You can find more information about the Career Centre here.ent.
No. Our programmes are designed for full-time study only. Remember that our programmes include study in two different countries over two years and that several study trips, activities and events are organised each year, making it impossible to arrange on a part-time basis. By signing our student agreement, you commit to full-time study.
We don’t recommend it. Our programmes are designed for full-time study, include study in two different countries and involve various study trips and commitments each year. By signing our student agreement, you commit to full-time study. You are likely to find the time pressures of full-time study incompatible with evening or weekend work.
After successfully completing your chosen programme, you will receive a double degree: one from each university you attended during the programme. More details of the qualifications offered can be found on each programmes’ section of our website.
The InnoEnergy Master’s School has different application rounds throughout the year, and all applications are made via our online form here. You will also need to upload a number of documents with your application.
Please make sure you read through the entire application process here and check out the timetable and deadlines here, before starting your application.
To be fair to all our applicants, we cannot accept late applications. Please read the timetable for applications carefully and make sure your application reaches us in time. Details of the relevant dates are here
You can apply to a maximum of two InnoEnergy Master’s School programmes in each application round. If you are unsuccessful this time, you are welcome to try again next year.
You can find more details on each programmes’ section of our website.
InnoEnergy Master’s School receives an average of 1500 – 1600 first priority applicants per year. About 30% of the applicants receive an offer and 15% of them enrol in our programmes. These ratios may vary per year depending on the number and quality of applicants. Students can apply for two InnoEnergy programmes at the same time and may be admitted to both of them.
Absolutely yes. Our programmes attract a global student base.
If you are NOT a citizen of an EU country, Norway, Liechtenstein, Iceland or Switzerland, you are classed as a non-EU student. You will need a relevant student visa, and you may need to fulfil certain country-specific requirements for non-EU students. If you are successful, your first-year university will support your application for a visa, and will send you all the relevant details with your acceptance email.
More information on application rounds and scholarships.
Not always. However, some of the individual programmes may call some applicants for an online interview or for an online test.
If you are in your final year of undergraduate education you can apply and, if you meet the admission criteria, you may receive a conditional offer. If this is the case, please include a written statement from your current university’s degree administration office (or equivalent department) with your application. The statement should confirm that you are enrolled on the final year of your education and give your expected completion date. If it is not possible for you to get such a written statement, we can also accept an enrolment certificate with the number of your current semester.
Should you receive a conditional offer, you must present your degree certificate to the InnoEnergy Admissions Office before we can formalise your admission to your chosen programme.
The InnoEnergy Admissions Office can be contacted at admissionsoffice@innoenergy.com.
Complete information about application and admissions criteria is available here
Yes. Once you have completed the online application, you will receive an automatic confirmation with your application number by e-mail.
Please check your spam folder as the confirmation mail may be there. And if you have checked your spam folder and you have not received the confirmation e-mail, please contact the InnoEnergy Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@innoenergy.com
Once you have submitted your application form, you cannot make any more changes. However, you can send an e-mail to the InnoEnergy Admissions Office with details of your change request and we will try our best to accommodate you.
The InnoEnergy Admissions Office can be contacted at admissionsoffice@innoenergy.com.
The admission process can take between four weeks and two months, depending on the application round. You can find more information about the current deadlines and when you can expect to hear about the outcome of your application here.
Unfortunately, we cannot share student rankings during the application process. As soon as we have made our decisions regarding places and scholarships the InnoEnergy Admissions Office will let you know. The ranking lists are an internal matter of the programmes and specific positions as well as placement on the list is not disclosed.
Yes. All applicants to the InnoEnergy Master’s School are notified about the outcome of their application, whether they are successful or not.
You can find more details about the whole procedure here.
You can find more information about the current application timetable and when you can expect a response here.
Your application will be checked by our Admissions Office for general eligibility. The programme selection committees will then check whether you fulfil the programme-specific eligibility criteria.
Eligible candidates are then evaluated and ranked based on a range of criteria, such as grades, scores or GPA, the content of previous studies, the quality of your previous universities, and other relevant experience.
The top ranked candidates for each programme may be called for an interview or to take an additional online test to evaluate their entrepreneurial skills. You can find more details about the whole procedure here.
More information about each individual programme’s eligibility criteria can be found here.
No. If you have been accepted, but cannot take up your place, you will need to apply again next year. However, we cannot guarantee that your application will be successful again
Congratulations! You will need to answer the study offer within a week of receipt, and send officially certified copies of the required documents. You will receive an official admission letter that will give you all the information you need about finalising your admission, and about your first-year location and arrival dates.
If you have been accepted without scholarship, you will need to pay 500€ (non refundable) as a confirmation fee within two weeks after receiving the acceptance letter. This amount will be deducted from the full amount of the participation fees. More details of the payment will be in your acceptance letter.
More information for accepted students can be found here.
It depends on your university. The programme director and the university’s administration team will let you know in plenty of time.
All programmes start in the autumn semester although the exact date varies depending on your programme. In general, programmes start between August and October.
The MSc Energy Transition programme also has an additional entry date in March.
You can find more information about start dates and welcome sessions here
If you do not agree with the decision of your application for one of the InnoEnergy Master’s School programmes, please contact the InnoEnergy Admissions Office at: admissionsoffice@innoenergy.com
If you still do not agree, you may formally appeal the decision. More information on making a formal appeal can be found here.
Late or incomplete applications, cancelled programmes or the selection result (ranking) do not constitute grounds for an appeal.
The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) is a tool of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) for making studies and courses more transparent and thus helping to enhance the quality of higher education. You can find more information about the ECTS system here.
Credits from the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System – also known as ECTS credits – express the amount of learning, based on defined learning outcomes and their associated workload. They are a tool of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) for making studies and courses more transparent and help to enhance the quality of higher education. Sixty ECTS credits are allocated to the learning outcomes and associated workload of a full-time academic year or its equivalent.
In cases where ECTS credits are not used, we will look at your transcript of records. Please make sure your transcript includes information about the credit system in place in your university or country, including either: credits per hour, OR credits per semester, OR credits per year so that the InnoEnergy Admissions Office can evaluate your degree.
If in doubt, please contact the InnoEnergy Admissions Office for clarification at: admissionsoffice@innoenergy.com
You can find more information about the ECTS system here.
We store your data in a database for the purpose of evaluating and assessing your application material. When the application process is complete, we delete all the following data from all applicants who have not been accepted onto a programme: name, date of birth, email, phone and skype number, passport ID, and address, plus ALL documents sent to us as pdf.
We keep the following data for statistical purposes only: application number, citizenship, study preferences, programme eligibility and evaluation, educational background, English level, personal statements regarding reasons for applying. All retained data is anonymised.
Personal data from accepted students is deleted after graduation.
For more information please see our privacy policy.
The InnoEnergy Master’s School has different application rounds throughout the year. The exact dates will depend on the programme you choose. Details of the application rounds and relevant dates for submitting your documents are here
You will need to prepare the following documents as separate pdfs
Certain programmes will also require an application letter, explaining your reasons for applying to the programme.
You can find more information about the required documents here.
We accept a photocopy of your passport or a photocopy of a valid identity card that clearly states your citizenship and the card’s expiration date. Please note that this document must be translated to English if it has been issued in any other language.
No, you do not need to send in certified copies when you apply through our online application system. Digital copies (as pdfs) of your documents are accepted.
If you are accepted on to your chosen programme, you will need to send in certified paper copies of your degree and transcripts so we can finalise your acceptance.
You can find more information about the required documents here.
You may need certified copies for your 1st and 2nd year university also. They will inform you in the acceptance letter.
No, you only need to send copies of your university degree(s).
Not yet. You do not need to send in certified copies when you apply through our online application system. Digital copies of your documents are acceptable.
If you are accepted on to your chosen programme, you will need to send in certified paper copies of your degree and transcripts so we can finalise your acceptance.
You can find more information about the required documents here.
You may need certified copies for your 1st and 2nd year university also. They will inform you in the acceptance letter.
Either is acceptable.
No.
In order to compare degree results from different grading systems around the world, we equalise the overall result according to the Bavarian Formula used by German universities.
For countries that do not have a standard grading system across all universities, any information on your achieved grades, minimum pass grade, and maximum grade at your university is helpful. This information is usually on the reverse of your transcript of records. If you have a separate GPA statement, please upload it as an additional document during the online application.
Letters of reference are not necessary. However, our programmes consider several factors when assessing your background and suitability for a programme, and reference letters could be a valuable resource if they are personalised and show your uniqueness and merits. If your letter of reference provides this information, you can submit it with your other documents.
During the application process, you need only send a copy of your degree certificate, sealed and signed by the issuing university’s registrar office.
If you are accepted on to the programme, you will need to send by post hard copies of your degree certificate and your final transcript. Both documents need to be certified by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) in Pakistan.
You can find more information about document requirements here.
For programmes in Belgium (KU Leuven): All mainland Chinese citizens who do not have a foreign degree, or have not completed any courses at a university outside China, need to obtain an APS (Akademishe Prüfstelle) certificate in order to apply for a student visa in Belgium. You cannot get a Belgian student visa without the APS certificate.
Chinese students who hold a non-Chinese degree, or who have completed some courses at a university in a country other than China do not need to go through the APS procedure.
The following students do NOT need to go through the APS procedure: Non-Chinese citizens who have obtained a degree in China; citizens of Taiwan; citizens of Hong Kong; citizens of Macao.
More information about the APS process and when to apply can be found at the KU Leuven website.
For programmes in Germany (KIT): The German government requires citizens of mainland China to have an APS (Akademishe Prüfstelle) certificate in order to apply for a student visa. Your documents will be reviewed and you will need to go through an interview before you can apply to a university in Germany.
More information about the APS process and when to apply can be found at this website (German and Chinese only).
For programmes in the Netherlands (TU/e): All citizens of mainland China need a Nuffic Certificate to be eligible for an entry visa and to enrol in an English-taught study programme in the Netherlands. You will need to apply for this certificate independently of the InnoEnergy Master’s School application process. We recommend you submit your application for a Nuffic certificate as early as possible so that you can start your study programme on time.
More information can be found here.
Citizens of Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan do not need to apply for a Nuffic certificate.
No. Different countries and have different standards for verifying academic records and other related documents from international students, and where applicable you will need to meet these to be accepted onto one of our programmes. However, none require an apostille as described by the terms of the Hague Conference on Private International Law.
More information about verifying documents during the application process can be found here.
More information about verifying documents once you have been accepted on to one of our programmes can be found here.
All InnoEnergy Master’s School programmes are entirely taught in English.
You do NOT need to take an English language test or officially demonstrate English proficiency if you have completed a higher-education degree in English at a university physically located in the USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand.
You do NOT need to take an English language test or officially demonstrate English proficiency if you have completed a higher-education degree that was fully taught in English at a university physically located in the EU, the EEA or Switzerland. However, the official language of the degree programme must be stated on your degree certificate or supplement, or on the transcript of your records. We cannot accept other forms of documentation, including statements from professors, regarding the language of instruction.
All other students will need additional English language qualifications.
Please note: Students on the MSc SENSE or MSc SELECT programmes who wish to study at TU/e (Eindhoven) in their second year will NOT qualify for an English language waiver on the basis of having completed a higher education degree fully instructed in English at a university physically located in the EU, the EEA or Switzerland. Only students who have a degree taught in English at a university physically located in the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland or the UK qualify for the waiver.
If you do not qualify for a waiver under these conditions, you will need to submit the results of a TOEFL, IELTS or University of Cambridge/Oxford test. More details can be found here.
Should you fulfil the InnoEnergy requirements for English proficiency, but not the requirements to study at TU/e in your second year, you can submit an improved test score during your first year of study. More details can be found here.
We accept the following tests and scores. All qualifications must have been acquired in the past two years:
More details are available here
Students on the MSc SENSE or MSc SELECT programmes who wish to study at TU/e (Eindhoven) in their second year will NOT qualify for an English language waiver on the basis of having completed a higher education degree fully instructed in English at a university physically located in the EU, the EEA or Switzerland. Only students who have a degree taught in English at a university physically located in the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland or the UK qualify for the waiver.
Please note that branches from universities outside of the mentioned countries can also not be accepted to be granted a waiver.
If you do not qualify for a waiver under these conditions, you will need to submit the results of a TOEFL, IELTS or University of Cambridge/Oxford test as follows:
If you secured a place at a different first-year university with an IELTS score of 5.5 in one or more sections, you need to submit an improved IELTS, CAE, CPE or TOEFL test during your first year.
If you have taken the IELTS academic test and can show proof that you have maintained your English proficiency, we will consider your application on a case-by-case basis. You will need to meet at least ONE of the following criteria:
If you meet any of these criteria, you should upload the required documents, together with your IELTS certificate, in a single pdf and include it with your online application.
Please note the deadline for submitting your IELTS score, and ensure it reaches us in time as we cannot accept late submissions. You can find more information about English language requirements and the current deadlines here.
If you have a CPE or a CAE certificate and can show proof that you have maintained your English proficiency, we will consider your application on a case-by-case basis. You will need to meet at least one of the following criteria:
If you meet any of these criteria, you should upload the required documents, together with your CAE/CPE certificate in a single pdf, and include it with your online application.
Please note the deadline for submitting your CAE/CPE score, and ensure it reaches us in time as we cannot accept late submissions. You can find more information about English language requirements and the current deadlines here
Unfortunately, TOEFL results are only valid for two years from the date of the exam, and we cannot accept them. You will need to re-sit your exam, or take a relevant IELTS, CAE or CPE qualification.
More details are available here
To maintain the education standards set by our universities, and to be fair to all our participating students, we cannot be flexible about our English language requirements.
You are always welcome to re-apply once your English language proficiency has improved.
We do not offer conditional acceptance when it comes to English language requirements. However, the deadline to send in your English test is several weeks after the deadline for sending in the rest of your application. If you can meet the deadline for submitting English qualifications, we will consider your application.
You can find more information about the current deadlines here
All TOEFL tests must be sent directly to InnoEnergy by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). To do this, follow the instructions on the ETS website, using the institution code 0683 for Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). This code should be used for all InnoEnergy Master’s School programmes, even if your chosen programme takes place at another university. When you visit the ETS website, select KIT and then choose the option either ‘Graduate schools’ or ‘any department not listed’. The ETS score report will be sent to the InnoEnergy Admissions Office directly.
Please note the deadline for submitting your TOEFL score, and ensure it reaches us in time as we cannot accept late submissions. You can find more information about the current deadlines here
IELTS exams are verified online by the InnoEnergy Admissions Office, so you can upload a pdf of your official test report form with your application. If your IELTS certificate is not available at the time you make your online application, continue with the application and make a note of the application number you receive once your application is submitted. When you receive your certificate, you may email a copy, along with your application number, to the InnoEnergy Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@innoenergy.com.
Please note the deadline for submitting your IELTS certificate, and ensure it reaches us in time as we cannot accept late submissions. You can find more information about the deadlines here
Students accepted without scholarship will need to pay 500€ (non refundable) as a confirmation fee within two weeks after receiving the acceptance letter. This amount will be deducted from the full amount of the participation fees. More details of the payment will be in the acceptance letter.
You may be eligible for scholarships and study loans from various sources. However, if you are admitted to one of the InnoEnergy Master’s programmes, please consider carefully if you have sufficient funds to study full time.
There are scholarship opportunities for the top-rated applicants who are accepted on to the InnoEnergy Master’s School programmes. The number of scholarships each year may vary. Please note that scholarships for intake 2019 are only available in round 0 and 1.
There are two types of scholarship:
As not all scholarships cover the full cost of your studies, it may be necessary to find additional funding to fully finance your study and/or living expenses.
All travel and costs associated with events and activities that are an integral part of your course are covered by InnoEnergy.
More information about fees and scholarships is available here
There are two types of scholarship available, but only for the top-ranked applicants for each programme:
As not all scholarships cover the full cost of your studies, it may be necessary to find additional funding to fully finance your study and/or living expenses. However, all travel and costs associated with events and activities that are an integral part of your course are covered by InnoEnergy.
More information about fees and scholarships is available here
When filling in the online application form for your chosen programme, you can also indicate if you are applying for a scholarship. You then need to submit the link to a short motivation video (maximum 90 seconds), explaining why you should be awarded a scholarship based on your ideas for or experience with innovation and entrepreneurship in the sustainable energy sector.
Scholarships can only be awarded to applicants to InnoEnergy Master’s programmes. It is not possible to apply for an InnoEnergy scholarship when you are already enrolled in an InnoEnergy Master’s programme.
More information about fees and scholarships is available here
If you are applying for an InnoEnergy Master’s School programme, you may also apply for a scholarship.
Admission to our programmes and nominations for a scholarship follow a thorough evaluation of applicants. Scholarships are awarded to the highest ranking applicants on each programme. The ranking is based on several criteria such as academic performance, quality of previous education and university, previous experience of innovation and entrepreneurship, or other relevant experience. The best way to confirm your eligibility for a scholarship is to apply.
Scholarships can only be awarded in the application phase for our programmes. It is not possible to apply for or qualify for a scholarship after enrolment to one of our programmes.
Yes. However, in Application round 0 or Application Round 1. More details are available here.
Your living expenses depend very much on location and personal preference. As a rough estimate we suggest €750 per month to cover housing, food, books, travel, and personal expenses.
Certain scholarships will provide you with this amount in addition to the participation fee.
All travel and costs associated with events and activities that are an integral part of your course are covered by InnoEnergy.
More information about fees and scholarships is available here
All costs related to events and activities that are an integral part of the curriculum are covered by InnoEnergy and are included in your participation fee or scholarship.
Yes. Travel costs to your first-year university are not covered by your participation fee or scholarship. However, all costs related to events and activities that are an integral part of the curriculum, including travel for academic trips, are covered by InnoEnergy and are included in your participation fee or scholarship.
Please ensure you have financial resources available to cover the necessary travel-related costs.
Yes. Travel costs to your second-year university are not covered by your participation fee or scholarship. However, all costs related to events and activities that are an integral part of the curriculum, including travel for academic trips, are covered by InnoEnergy and are included in your participation fee or scholarship.
Please ensure you have financial resources available to cover the necessary travel-related costs.
No, although each university gives you free access to readers, e-books, books and journals in its library. You will need to pay for any additional books you need
It is not possible to appeal decisions relating to scholarships.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to transfer an InnoEnergy scholarship to another InnoEnergy programme or to another non-InnoEnergy programme.
Only if you are studying in Poland, where scholarships are subject to taxation in accordance with the provisions of Polish law. Both Polish universities involved in our programmes – AGH: University of Science and Technology and SUT: Silesian University of Technology – endeavour to arrange a tax exemption for our students, but the final decision is made by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
Yes. If you have been accepted on to one of our programmes you may be able to apply for a study loan from the European Commission’s Erasmus + scheme.
More information about Erasmus + programme, available loans and the preferential rates charged is available here
No, this is not possible.
We cannot help you directly, but we suggest you check out available scholarships at the internationally recognised Scholarship portal.
Your first-year university will support your application for a visa, and will send you all the relevant details with your acceptance email.
If you need a visa to study in Europe, you may find that the financial requirements for bringing your family are higher than those if you were travelling by yourself. However, these rules and regulations differ per country. If you need assistance in finding housing, you may find that universities do not have rooms that cater for families. For these reasons, bringing your family may present some challenges. However, it is not discouraged.
It depends on the country you will be studying in and the university you apply to. Once you are accepted onto your chosen programme, you will receive an admissions letter from your first-year university which will give you the necessary details.
Yes. Travel costs to your first-year university are not covered by your participation fee or scholarship. However, all costs related to events and activities that are an integral part of the curriculum, including travel for academic trips, are covered by InnoEnergy and are included in your participation fee or scholarship.
Please ensure you have financial resources available to cover the necessary travel-related costs.
Yes. Travel costs to your second-year university are not covered by your participation fee or scholarship. However, all costs related to events and activities that are an integral part of the curriculum, including travel for academic trips, are covered by InnoEnergy and are included in your participation fee or scholarship.
Please ensure you have financial resources available to cover the necessary travel-related costs.
All universities in the InnoEnergy Master’s School are familiar with hosting international students. Most have housing available for international students and will be able to support you in your search for accommodation. More information is available on each university’s website. You can find the useful links at our overview of partner universities
The types and prices of accommodation differ for each university, as do application procedures. More information is available on each university’s website. You can find the useful links at our overview of partner universities
Our partner universities are familiar with the housing needs of international students and can support your search for both first-year and second-year accommodation.
More information is available on each university’s website. You can find the useful links at our overview of partner universities
Your living expenses depend very much on location and personal preference. A rough estimate would be €750 per month to cover housing, food, books, travel and personal expenses. This amount is the monthly allowance we offer in our scholarships
No, although each university gives you free access to readers, e-books, books and journals in its library. You will need to pay for any additional books you need
No. Our programmes are designed for full-time study only. Remember that our programmes include study in two different countries and that several study trips are organised each year. By signing our student agreement, you commit to full-time study.
We don’t recommend it. Our programmes are designed for full-time study, include study in two different countries and involve various study trips and commitments each year. In addition, by signing our student agreement, you commit to full-time study. You are likely to find the time pressures of full-time study incompatible with part-time work.
This will depend on your nationality and the country in which you finish your second year. However, the European Parliament recently approved a proposal to harmonise EU entry and residence laws for non-EU students, making it easier to obtain a visa and to stay in Europe after your studies. More information can be found here.
The InnoEnergy Career Centre can support you during and after your studies to prepare yourself for the job market and in your search for a job. Once you have a job offer, it is much easier to obtain a work visa. You can find more information about the Career Centre here.
All students are encouraged to start thinking about their career ambitions from the day they join their Master’s programme. In addition, InnoEnergy’s Career Centre organises several activities that will support your search for work across Europe. These include:
Our alumni have followed a diverse range of career paths in the energy industry, as engineers, designers, consultants, policy-developers, business owners and leaders, or in further research. Each course offers extensive training in business, social and personal skills in addition to building your engineering and technical knowledge, and gives you practical experience of real-world challenges, which enhance your employment prospects on graduation.
Each university has information on employment opportunities in its own career centre. InnoEnergy also promotes vacancies from our industrial partners to our students and alumni. The InnoEnergy Career Centre can also help you find your first position after graduation
InnoEnergy is the innovation engine for sustainable energy across Europe supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
We support and invest in innovation at every stage of the journey – from classroom to end-customer. With our network of partners, we build connections across Europe, bringing together inventors and industry, graduates and employers, researchers and entrepreneurs, businesses and markets.
We work in three essential areas of the innovation mix:
Bringing these disciplines together maximises the impact of each, accelerates the development of market-ready solutions and creates a fertile environment in which we can sell the innovative results of our work.
InnoEnergy is partly funded by the EU through the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), and from the contributions of our 23 shareholders. As a commercial company, it is also financed by returns from the innovative products it sells, and the products and companies it invests in.
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) is a body of the European Union, which was established in March 2008. Its mission is to increase European sustainable growth and competitiveness by developing a new generation of innovators and entrepreneurs to reinforce the EU’s capacity for innovation. You can find out more about the EIT here.
The EIT label means that the programme meets the high standards set by the EIT for education, entrepreneurship and innovation. All of the InnoEnergy master programmes carry the EIT label. You can find more about the EIT and the EIT label here.
We store your data in a database for the purpose of evaluating and assessing your application material. When the application process is complete, we delete all the following data from all applicants who have not been accepted onto a programme: name, date of birth, email, phone and skype number, passport ID, and address, plus ALL documents sent to us as pdf.
We keep the following data for statistical purposes only: application number, citizenship, study preferences, programme eligibility and evaluation, educational background, English level, personal statements regarding reasons for applying. All retained data is anonymised.
Personal data from accepted students is deleted after graduation.
For more information please see our privacy policy.