Master in Process Engineering and Energy Technology

The Process Engineering and Energy Technology (PEET) Master's programme at Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences is a practice-oriented degree grounded in chemical engineering and related process engineering disciplines. Its subject matter spans renewable energies, resource efficiency, energy efficiency, and environmental technologies. Practical exercises complement the lecture programme, and students have the option to complete their Master's thesis projects within industry or research organisations. Student exchange with non-German universities is also part of the programme's international profile. The programme runs over three semesters for applicants entering with a Bachelor's degree equivalent to 210 ECTS, or over four semesters for those entering with a Bachelor's degree equivalent to 180 ECTS, in which case an additional learning agreement of 30 ECTS applies. Typical coursework in the first two semesters covers topics such as process simulation, solar and wind energy, chemical reactions, electrochemical processes, power-to-X technologies, and environmental engineering, followed by the Master's thesis in the third semester. The programme can start in either the winter or summer semester. Successful completion awards the degree of Master of Science, which qualifies graduates for doctoral study. The programme is based at Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences in Bremerhaven, Germany.