New Energy Science and Engineering(in English)

Introduction
Renewable energy is really the generation of power in useful forms from natural sources such as the sun (solar energy), wind (air currents), water (hydro, waves, currents etc.), biological (biomass) and the earth itself (geothermal). This is an inexhaustible supply and technologies are evolving to make use of these processes for conversion to useable energy. The aim of these technologies is to provide sustainable energy production that is environmentally friendly.
The program will account for both the development of renewable energy technologies and the efficient usage of conventional energy sources, while considering other societal and environmental aspects of energy development. 

Courses
The following courses, worth five credits each, will be offered as required courses in the first semester:
Renewable Energies, Energy Scenarios and Climate Protection
Energy Technologies in Civil Engineering and Architecture
Energy Technologies in Mechanical Engineering
Material Science for Renewable Energy Systems
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Chemistry for Energy Scientists and Engineers
Fundamental Law, Economics and Social Science Aspects of Energy Supply and Energy Consumption
Students also have the opportunity to choose electives from offerings in the other sciences, law, humanities, languages, and more.