The following degree programmes are associated with the Department of Energy and Process Engineering.

5-year Advanced Engineering Programmes (MSc. / Siv.ing.)

• Energy and Environment (5 yr)
• Product Design and Manufacturing (5-yr)
• Engineering Science and ICT (5 yr)

2-year Masters Programmes (MSc)

• Product Design and Manufacturing (2-yr)
• MSc in Hydropower Development

Doctoral / Post graduate programmes

• Energy and Process Engineering (PhD)
• Courses at the department (EPT)

The department supplies courses primarily used in the degree programmes listed above. The specializations within these programmes which are particularly tied to our fields of expertise are:

• Energy, prosesses and fluids engineering (PUP)
• Thermal energy processes (Energy and Enviroment)
• Energy use and planning (Energi and Environment)
• Energy process technology (Engineering Science and ICT)

See also:

• Specialization information for PUP (in Norwegian)
• Specialization information for Energy and Environment (in Norwegian)

Each doctoral candidate's study is typically financed by a research fellowship. The topic of one's doctoral thesis will normally be confined to research and development projects that are being carried out in the departments or within the associated research groups. The Department of Energy and Process Engineering, and can provide information about available positions. See also, a list of posted vacancies.

For additional information, as well as applicable rules and forms, see the Doctoral programme pages for the Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology.

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