FAIR Msc

The Master of Science in Energy Poverty Alleviation Technologiesprogramme is a one-year, full-time interdisciplinary course designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience necessary to address energy poverty challenges globally. The programme integrates insights from engineering, social sciences, policy studies, and sustainable development to provide a comprehensive understanding of energy poverty and effective strategies for its alleviation.

To fulfil the purpose of the MSc programme, comprehensive learning materials have been developed across thirteen carefully designed modules. These materials are derived from a diverse range of sources, including text-based resources, practical demonstrations, years of teaching experience in the energy sector, cutting-edge research on energy poverty, and insights gained from laboratory experiments.

Programme Modules

Module 1: Advanced Research Methodology in Energy Poverty Alleviation Technologies
Module 2: Energy, Society, and Sustainable Technologies (SET)
Module 3: Synthesis of Sustainable Energy Technologies (SET)
Module 4: Energy Economics and Geopolitics – Capitalising on RES Investments in Local Markets
Module 5: Climate, Energy Poverty Policy, and Justice
Module 6: Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems and Energy Storage – Community-Based Solutions
Module 7: Mini Dissertation
Module 8: Advanced Energy Efficiency Systems in Buildings for Energy Poverty Alleviation
Module 9: Tackling Global and Local Challenges in Ethics
Module 10: Advanced Renewable Energy Technologies
Module 11: Sustainable Fuels and Transportation