Master in MSc Renewable Energy Engineering

For Master in MSc Renewable Energy Engineering, tuition fees are 107,484 AED per year.

Heriot-Watt's MSc Renewable Energy Engineering offers a specialisation in the rapidly expanding area of renewable energy engineering, with a curriculum focused on wind, marine, biomass and solar technologies. The programme, accredited by the Energy Institute (EI) on behalf of the Engineering Council, is aimed at students wishing to develop a critical understanding of the significant changes afoot in the energy sector. The programme may be completed in as little as one year, and students have the flexibility to study both online and on-campus, with the option to attend evening and weekend lectures and tutorials. Heriot-Watt's futuristic Dubai campus is equipped with collaborative learning environments and dedicated laboratories, and students may also transfer to other HW campuses in the UK or Malaysia, or to a partner university. The programme is not only aimed at recent graduates, but also at experienced professionals wishing to work towards a recognised degree alongside their professional career, and the programme's flexibility is further supported by a virtual learning environment (VLE) called Canvas.

Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh combines almost two centuries of history with a modern, career-focused education. Founded in 1821 in Scotland, the university serves around 9,765 students across ten distinct program areas, offering strengths in engineering, business, design and applied sciences. Its long-standing reputation for practical learning and industry engagement makes it attractive for students aiming to translate academic study into real-world outcomes.

Academically, Heriot-Watt is known for applied research, professional partnerships and strong postgraduate opportunities. International collaborations and a global campus network broaden study options and deliver a multicultural classroom environment. Facilities emphasize laboratories, design studios and industry-standard technologies, while staff often bring industry experience that helps shape practical curricula and employability-focused projects.

For international students, Edinburgh’s compact campuses provide supportive services, orientation programs and career guidance to ease transition. The city’s vibrant cultural scene, combined with access to Scotland’s business and energy sectors, offers internships and networking possibilities. Prospective applicants should highlight relevant practical experience and career goals when applying, as the university favors candidates who demonstrate how their studies will connect to professional ambitions.