

The Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology is a prestigious graduate programme offered by Ulm University. Designed for students seeking to expand their expertise in energy systems and advanced materials, this full-time international programme combines strong academic foundations with practical research experience. Students gain hands-on skills in electrochemical energy conversion, renewable energy technologies, and modern materials science, preparing them for innovation-driven careers in the global energy sector. The programme is structured across four semesters and admits students exclusively in the winter semester.
Located in Ulm, one of Germany’s leading research hubs for advanced energy and battery technologies, this master’s programme emphasises both scientific excellence and technological development. With a strong focus on laboratory work, interdisciplinary collaboration, and industry-relevant research, students not only advance their technical competencies but also benefit from cutting-edge facilities and close industry networks. The programme reflects Germany’s global leadership in sustainable energy and electrochemical research, making it an outstanding choice for those aiming to shape the future of energy science and technology.
Semester 1 – Foundations in Energy Systems
Semester 2 – Energy Conversion & Advanced Materials
Semester 3 – Industrial & Research Focus
Semester 4 – Master’s Thesis & Defence
Graduates of this programme are prepared for diverse roles in the global energy and technology sector. Career paths include energy systems researcher, battery and fuel-cell engineer, renewable energy consultant, nanomaterials specialist, and R&D scientist in clean-tech companies. With Ulm’s strong research environment and industrial partnerships, students benefit from excellent career and networking opportunities in emerging energy markets.
Studying Energy Science and Technology at Ulm University offers the opportunity to join an institution at the forefront of battery innovation and sustainable energy research. The curriculum combines advanced scientific training with practical laboratory experience and applied industry projects.
This programme stands out with its strong emphasis on electrochemical energy systems, modern research infrastructure, and collaboration with leading industry players in Germany’s energy and mobility sectors. Students graduate with deep scientific knowledge, hands-on experience, and the innovative mindset needed to drive clean-energy transformation worldwide.
Ulm University – Student Advisory Service
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Programme Contact
Gloria Gessinger
Tel: +49 731 5022292
Fax: +49 731 5025452
Email: gloria.gessinger@uni-ulm.de
International Office – Ulm University
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Email: international@uni-ulm.de