The Energy and Process Technology (EPT) master’s track provides students with the theoretical knowledge, numerical and experimental skills, and practical hands-on experience they need to develop the next generation of energy and process technologies. Diploma Master of Science Mechanical Engineering Track: Energy and Process Technology Credits 120 ECTS, 24 months Starts in September Language of instruction English % international students 40% The EPT curriculum surrounds a small set of core courses with a large number of electives. The result is a flexible program that students can tailor to emphasize their personal interests in energy engineering, process engineering, or fluid mechanics. In addition, an internship and research project in the second year provides practical experience applying theoretical knowledge in an industrially-relevant setting. Energy Technology EPT students who focus on energy technologies develop a thorough understanding of energy conversion and utilization. Students learn state-of- the-art analysis tools and apply them to study efficient, environmentally friendly and integrated processes for the production and utilization of heat, power and secondary fuels. Students gain skills to apply their knowledge in sustainable next-generation processes at both the system- and component level. Process Technology EPT students who focus on process technology learn to define, design and optimize the processes and equipment that transform raw goods into consumer products. Graduates can systematically define, design and optimize a variety of sustainable processes and equipment. Students learn the state-of-the-art in process intensification, thermodynamics, fluid dynamics and process control. Fluid Mechanics EPT students who focus on fluid mechanics receive training in the fundamentals of fluid flow. Particular attention is paid to turbulence and multi- phase flow, since these are relevant to many industrial and environmental applications. Students are trained in all aspects of modern fluid mechanics in both classroom and research environments, with emphasis on computational fluid dynamics (CFD), measurement techniques, and their use in solving various practical problems. Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering MSc Programme
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TheEnergyandProcessTechnology(EPT)master’strackprovidesstudentswiththetheoreticalknowledge,numericalandexperimentalskills,andpracticalhands-onexperiencetheyneedtodevelopthenextgenerationofenergyandprocesstechnologies.
Diploma MasterofScienceMechanicalEngineeringTrack:EnergyandProcessTechnology
Credits 120ECTS,24months
Startsin September
Languageofinstruction
English
%internationalstudents
40%
TheEPTcurriculumsurroundsasmallsetofcorecourseswithalargenumberofelectives.Theresultisaflexibleprogramthatstudentscantailortoemphasizetheirpersonalinterestsinenergyengineering,processengineering,orfluidmechanics.Inaddition,aninternshipandresearchprojectinthesecondyearprovidespracticalexperienceapplyingtheoreticalknowledgeinanindustrially-relevantsetting.
EnergyTechnologyEPTstudentswhofocusonenergytechnologiesdevelopathoroughunderstandingofenergyconversionandutilization.Studentslearnstate-of-the-artanalysistoolsandapplythemtostudyefficient,environmentallyfriendlyandintegratedprocessesfortheproductionandutilizationofheat,powerandsecondaryfuels.Studentsgainskillstoapplytheirknowledgeinsustainablenext-generationprocessesatboththesystem-andcomponentlevel.
ProcessTechnologyEPTstudentswhofocusonprocesstechnologylearntodefine,designandoptimizetheprocessesandequipmentthattransformrawgoodsintoconsumerproducts.Graduatescansystematicallydefine,designandoptimizeavarietyofsustainableprocessesandequipment.Studentslearnthestate-of-the-artinprocessintensification,thermodynamics,fluiddynamicsandprocesscontrol.
FluidMechanicsEPTstudentswhofocusonfluidmechanicsreceivetraininginthefundamentalsoffluidflow.Particularattentionispaidtoturbulenceandmulti-phaseflow,sincethesearerelevanttomanyindustrialandenvironmentalapplications.Studentsaretrainedinallaspectsofmodernfluidmechanicsinbothclassroomandresearchenvironments,withemphasisoncomputationalfluiddynamics(CFD),measurementtechniques,andtheiruseinsolvingvariouspracticalproblems.
FacultyofMechanical,MaritimeandMaterialsEngineering
MScProgramme
ProgramStructureStudentsintheEnergyandProcessTechnology(EPT)trackfollowacombinationofcompulsoryandelectivecoursesintheirfirstyear.Thesecondyearconsistsofaninternshipandthesisproject.
AftermybachelorinMechanicalEngineeringIchoseforthemastertrackEPT.ThisisadecisionwithwhichIamstillverypleased.ThefirstthingInoticedwasthegreatambiancewithinEPT.The'DispuutProcess&Energy'hasahugeshareinthis,withmonthlyactivitiesandtraditionsthatgowaybackintime.TheymakesurethattheEPTstudentsgettoknoweachother,theprofessorsandPhD’swithintheProcess&EnergyDepartment,butalsothecompaniesintheprocess&energyfield.
FromthebeginningIhavealwaysworkedtogetherwithmyfellowmasterstudents.Thecoursesarechallenging,butsinceeverybodywithinthedepartmentknowseachotherandworksinthesamebuilding,itiseasytofindtherightpeoplewhenyouhaveaproblem.
Forme,thegreatinternationalreputationoftheProcess&EnergyDepartmentanditsstaffwasalsoaplus;thankstothisIhadthechancetodomyinternshipatahighlyinnovativeprojectinItaly.Mytaskfocusedonthedevelopmentofanair-conditioningsystemdrivenbytheheatofthesun.Thissystemhasthepotentialtoprovidetheworldwithsustainableairconditioning,how“cool”isthat?
IrenedeSera(TheNetherlands)
DutchBScdegreeInmostcases,ifyouholdaBScdegreeandtheMaster'sprogrammeiscloselyrelatedtoyourBachelor'sprogramme,youwillbeadmitteddirectlyintotheprogramme.However,iftheMaster'sprogrammedoesnotfollowdirectlyfromyourundergraduateprogramme,youwillberequiredtotakeadditionalcoursesinwhatiscalledabridgingprogramme.Thismaybeastandardprogramme,oritmaybetailoredtoyourspecificsituation.
ToseewhichMaster'sprogrammesareopentoyouoncompletionofyourBachelor’sdegreeDutchuniversity,gotowww.doorstroommatrix.nl.
ApplicationgoesthroughStudielink:tudelft.studielink.nl
DutchHBOdegreeAnHBOBachelor'sdegreedoesnotqualifyyoufordirectadmissiontoaTUDelftMaster'sdegreeprogramme.TostartaMaster'sdegreeprogramme,youwillfirstneedtocompleteasupplementaryprogrammeinordertobringyourknowledgetotherequiredlevel.YoucandothisduringyourHBOprogrammebycompletingabridgingminororbymeansofabridgingprogrammeaftersecuringyourHBOdiploma.EntrancerequirementsformathematicsandEnglish(someexceptions)applyforboththebridgingminorandthebridgingprogramme.Seewww.hbodoorstroom.tudelft.nlfordetailedinformation.
ApplicationgoesthroughStudielink:tudelft.studielink.nl
InternationalapplicantsTobeconsideredforadmissiontoaMScProgrammeyou’llneedtomeetTUDelft’sgeneraladmissionrequirements.
1. ABScdegree(oraproofthatyouhavenearlycompletedaBScprogramme)inafieldcloselyrelatedtotheMScprogramme.
2. ABScCumulativeGradePointAverage(CGPA)ofatleast75%ofthescalemaximum.
3. ProofofEnglishlanguageproficiency:
TOEFLwithaminimumscoreof21foreachsectionandanoverallbandscoreofatleast90(internet-basedtest).PleasenotethatweonlyaccepttheTOEFLinternet-basedtest.orIELTS(academicversion)withaminimumscore6.0foreachsectionandanoverallBandscoreofatleast6.5.orproofthatyouhavepassedtheUniversityofCambridge'CertificateinAdvancedEnglish'withaminimumgradeBortheUniversityofCambridge'CertificateofProficiencyinEnglish'.
Forinternationalstudents,theapplicationperiodstartsinOctoberandcloseson1April.TostartanMScapplication,fillintheonlineapplicationandpaytherefundableapplicationfeeof€100.ThensendhardcopiesoftheapplicationdocumentstoTUDelft’sInternationalOffice.Pleasenotethatyoushouldapplyearlywhenyouwanttobeconsideredforascholarshipaswell!
FormoreinformationabouttheapplicationprocedureandstudyingatTUDelftingeneral,goto:www.admissions.tudelft.nl.
Pleasevisitthewebpageforalldetails,completerequirements,deadlinesandcontactinformation:
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