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InnoBlog: EIT InnoEnergy provides not only European, but global energy experience

Many EIT InnoEnergy students simply think they will study at 2 European universities; but the truth is, the experience is even more global.

An EIT InnoEnergy Master’s programme is an exciting opportunity for students to continue their education abroad. Whether for Europeans simply crossing a border or for students flying in from all over the globe, the programmes teach valuable perspectives they may not have had the chance to in their home country.

 

The energy transition is complex, and needs to be adapted to the unique set of resources and characteristics of each individual country. Therefore, the policies, tools and technologies used for the energy transition differ by each country, too. So, when you study a Master’s programme at two different European universities, you are not only learning about the European energy transition, but also getting an in-depth look at how your two host countries are going about it!

Studying in Sweden

And it turns out, the differences can be huge. During my first year at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, I learnt how the Nordic countries are blessed with large hydropower assets, leading to cheap emission-free electricity. Sweden uses barely any natural gas, and they are rapidly rolling out electric vehicles and associated infrastructure. As such, they have been well-poised leaders in decarbonisation.

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Are you ready for the global experience?

 

EIT InnoEnergy Master School is now inviting applications for 2023 intake – join the go-to-destination for tomorrow’s sustainable energy professionals!