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Master in
Renewable
Energy in the
Marine
Environment

NOTICE
Master REM+ has replaced master REM
Submissions for the 2022 intake will OPEN
1st November 2021 here: master-remplus.eu
COVID-19 Information

Master in
Renewable Energy
in the
Marine Environment

NOTICE
Master REM+ has replaced master REM
Submissions for the 2022 intake will OPEN
1st November 2021 here: master-remplus.eu
COVID-19 Information

Reasons to take this Master

International master

This Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union and takes place in four universities in Spain, UK (Scotland), France and Norway

In-company MSc thesis

Students can choose to develop their MSc thesis in one of the companies supporting the master. This presents a great oppotunity to gain experience while working on the thesis.

Professional outings

Students will acquire the necessary skills and qualification to work in a leading sector with an increasing demand for prepared and specialized professionals.

Scholarships available

There is a number of grants available for students meeting the requirements.

University and company teachers

The master has an international teaching staff belonging to the four organizing universities besides lecturers coming from the supporting companies.

Supporting companies

Over 30 leading companies and institutions from the sector support the master through teachers and hosting students for their master thesis.

By its very nature, the sea is one big energy container. If we can tap its full potential as an energy source, we could open up vast new possibilities.

Ente Vasco de la Energía (EVE)

DIGITAL BROCHURE

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Organizing Universities

UPV / EHU

STRATHCLYDE

NTNU

ECN

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Associate Centres and Partners

Several world-renowned research institutions and companies have a direct participation in the master contributing with teaching and hosting students for their master thesis.