MSc Marine Renewable Energy

The Marine Renewable Energy MSc course offered by Bangor University comprises the in-depth study of marine renewable energy resources and the technologies that can harness these properties. The course focuses on hydrodynamic and ecological aspects of marine renewable energy, as well as exploring its associated risks and benefits, both economically and in a broader social context.Course Content: The coursework involves a broad understanding of marine renewable energy and incorporates several aspects that include marine planning, policy, and legislation – key factors in the development of marine renewable energy. Students will also learn about the biological and physical constraints on marine renewable energy, (wave, tidal (stream and range), wind, etc.), human and societal impacts (tourism, jobs, etc.), frameworks for monitoring at sea and Laboratory, and have the opportunity to develop their research skills.Key Modules: The course comprises several modules such as Marine Renewable Energy, Environmental Science, Marine Geographical Information Systems, Research Skills, Energy Generation from Conventional and Renewable Sources, and others. Future Careers: A successful postgraduate will have the skills to pursue careers within the marine renewable energy sector. It will also explore opportunities in environmental governance, environmental impact assessment, and environmental policy. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.