Energy System Management (Professional)

Overview

Engineering offers an exciting future with an increasing demand for graduates globally. With ambitious renewable energy targets being set around the world, there is increasing global demand for skilled senior engineers who can design, manage and maintain new distributed energy grid systems.

The Master of Energy System Management (Professional)  at Deakin University  focuses on practical and real-world problems that blend project-based and workplace learning. This professional program extends your knowledge in energy management systems through a unique blend of engineering, IT and science units. With a focus on research, you will complete specific research units and a research project in your final year of study.  

Upon graduation, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to tackle problems associated with energy systems that include efficiencies, renewable and alternative solutions, and policy.

Career outcomes

Graduates will be able to take responsibility for interpreting and implementing energy changes for society, business and government, and for ensuring that policy decisions are adequately informed.

These skills would equip graduates to work in specialist roles such as:

• Energy Manager
• Renewable Energy Engineer
• Energy Systems Engineer
• Energy Supply Consultant