Graduiertenschule Energy Science and Engineering
Undergraduate programmes related to energy
You want to actively shape the energy transition? Energy research combines many different scientific disciplines, including natural sciences, engineering, the humanities and social sciences.
Study energy
There are many ways to contribute to the energy transition and many undergraduate programmes at TU Darmstadt addressing energy topics from different angles. However, all these programmes have one thing in common: They are forward-looking, challenging and offer excellent career opportunities in the energy sector.
Video: Study energy at the TU Darmstadt
Prof. Dr. Florian Steinke gives an overview of how researchers at the TU Darmstadt tackle the energy transition. Prospective students get orientation and insights into possible fields of study related to energy.
The talk is in German.
Buildings are an important aspect of this transitions and consequently of great interest to researchers investigating how best to insulate and refurbish buildings, their design, heat supply, lighting, including geothermal energy and urban planning.
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Politics and regulation, various business models, burden sharing and also legal bases play an important role in society.
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In industry, life cycle assessments etc. are analysed or carbon capture & storage are carried out.
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Mechanical and Process Engineering
The energy transition is not possible without the use of regenerative materials. Batteries, magnets, solar cells, fuel cells, insulation materials and materials for fusion are researched.
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The mobility of the future is based on the further development of electric cars, synthetic fuels, fuel cells, combustion processes and new mobility concepts.
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Mechanical and Process Engineering
The area of networks includes electric power / heating and gas distribution networks, renewable energy systems, intelligent network operation and system stability, safety and security.
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Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Mechanical Engineering and Processes
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Jan Christopher Hesse, M.Sc.
Program Coordination
