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Masters Degrees

MSc Energy and Power Engineering (at ZJUT, China)

UCAS code 1234
Duration TBC
Entry year 2026
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ZJUT, China

Discipline Engineering
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2:2 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a science or engineering discipline. 

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Overview

Please note: This programme is based in China and is part of the Joint Education Institute with Zhejiang University of Technology (ZJUT) and is open to ZJUT applicants only. This programme is subject to Ministry of Education approval. This programme is subject to Ministry of Education approval.

Join a unique programme that brings together the academic strengths of both the UK and China. Through our partnership with Zhejiang University of Technology (ZJUT), you can study for a University of Exeter degree without leaving China - combining the global perspective of a top UK university with the local expertise and reputation of one of China’s leading institutions. 

MSc Energy and Power Engineering is a joint programme that offers high-quality teaching, a carefully designed curriculum and strong student support, all shaped by Exeter’s academic standards. You’ll gain more than just a degree - you’ll develop a way of thinking that’s valued worldwide, giving you an edge whether you pursue a career in China or internationally. 

Entry requirements

2:2 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a science or engineering discipline. 

Relevant degrees: Civil Engineering; Structural Engineering; Building and Construction; Infrastructure Engineering; Applied Geology; Traffic Engineering; Physics; Architecture; Geology; Marine Technology. 

Exceptional applications may be judged on experience in lieu of academic qualifications e.g. relevant professional experience. 

IELTS 6.5 overall with no less than 6.0 in writing and no less than 5.5 in any other section. 

Teaching and research

You will be equipped with advanced knowledge and practical skills at the forefront of the energy sector. You'll study topics such as Heat Transfer and Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics and Power Systems Analysis, while exploring advanced areas like Renewable Energy Systems, Low Carbon Vehicles and Transport. The programme also covers Network Engineering, Modelling and Management, Professional Ethics, Competence and Commercial Awareness - preparing you for the demands of the global energy industry. The focus of this programme is on bridging traditional power systems with modern smart grid technologies. You’ll work on real-world challenges, analyse energy systems for reliability and efficiency and explore innovative technologies driving the transition to greener power. You’ll also complete a Dissertation that addresses industry-relevant problems, benefiting from expert guidance throughout the research process. 

Your future

student wearing mortar board on graduation

Graduates are well-prepared for high-impact roles in energy consultancy, power system design, smart grid development and sustainable infrastructure.

The programme’s strong focus on innovation and global energy trends makes it ideal for aspiring engineers looking to lead the energy transition across international markets.

 

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