Master in Energy Engineering

Tuition fees for Master in Energy Engineering are 900 EUR per year.

Energy engineering focuses on the generation, conversion, distribution, and efficient use of energy, spanning both conventional sources such as fossil fuels and renewable sources such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. Typical subjects of study include thermodynamics, power systems, renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency, and energy policy, often combined with practical work on energy system design and analysis. As energy systems worldwide face pressure to reduce emissions and diversify supply, this field increasingly emphasizes the transition toward renewable and low-carbon energy sources alongside traditional energy engineering topics. Graduates commonly find roles in power generation companies, renewable energy firms, energy consultancy, utility companies, and government agencies involved in energy planning and regulation. This master's program in Energy Engineering is delivered in English at Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza", located in Roma, Italy, and lasts two years. English-language instruction makes the program accessible to international students interested in energy engineering without needing Italian language skills. Admission at the master's level typically requires an undergraduate degree in engineering or a related technical field, with the course designed to build more advanced and specialized knowledge of energy systems. Roma provides a relevant setting for studying energy questions, situated within a country actively engaged in energy transition and infrastructure development. Over the two years of study, the program is structured to progress from core energy engineering principles toward more specialized topics, preparing graduates for technical and planning roles across the energy sector.