The newly established Advanced Materials and Technlogies for Unconvential Energy Systems programme is the first master’s degree program developed in the field of Applied Engineering Sciences, taught in English and aims to confer skills for engineers in the application of advanced materials and technologies in the design, construction and operation of the non-conventional energy systems.

This Master's degree covers areas such as:

• material processing and technology,
• nuclear energy,
• renewable energy sources,
• non-conventional technologies,
• technological applications of plasmas and lasers,
• non-destructive control,
• as well as related fields of operation and maintenance are targeted. 

Career opportunities: 

Typical job titles for graduates include:

• Power system engineer,
• Industrial power engineer,
• Power research engineer,
• Power auditor,
• Photovoltaic power plant engineer,
• Wind power plant engineer,
• Materials science research engineer,
• Non-destructive control operator,
• Management and control engineer of utility systems,
• and many others.