[{"title":{"valueFi":"Kuvaus","valueEn":"Description","valueSv":""},"content":{"valueEn":"Solving sustainable energy production is a critical problem of our time. Green transformation away from fossil fuels requires novel solutions for energy production, storage and utilization, and these novel solutions require better materials. The specialization track in Materials of Energy Technology gives a broad overview of currently utilized materials, of the requirements for the novel materials, and aims to educate experts in the field to realize the green transformation. This track educates experts in materials engineering to develop novel solutions for energy production, storage and conversion. Teaching will combine the latest research-informed trends in experimental materials engineering with industry case studies and applied skills training through project work.\r\n\r\nSustainable development is a key strategic theme at the University of Turku. Our materials engineering programme is designed to address the needs of innovative technologies that promote sustainable development, with materials for renewable energy production and storage, and novel bio-based materials. In addition, we will consider the life-cycle of materials with a focus on circular economy trends and up-cycling of materials as feedstock for new products. Novel materials solutions underpins the development industrial processes and products. This programme seeks to educate future industry leaders who would preserve Earth’s natural resources and shape a more sustainable future society. Gained competences are deepened towards specific directions by choosing suitable minor subject or thematic module.","valueFi":"Solving sustainable energy production is a critical problem of our time. Green transformation away from fossil fuels requires novel solutions for energy production, storage and utilization, and these novel solutions require better materials. The specialization track in Materials of Energy Technology gives a broad overview of currently utilized materials, of the requirements for the novel materials, and aims to educate experts in the field to realize the green transformation. This track educates experts in materials engineering to develop novel solutions for energy production, storage and conversion. Teaching will combine the latest research-informed trends in experimental materials engineering with industry case studies and applied skills training through project work.\r\n\r\nSustainable development is a key strategic theme at the University of Turku. Our materials engineering programme is designed to address the needs of innovative technologies that promote sustainable development, with materials for renewable energy production and storage, and novel bio-based materials. In addition, we will consider the life-cycle of materials with a focus on circular economy trends and up-cycling of materials as feedstock for new products. Novel materials solutions underpins the development industrial processes and products. This programme seeks to educate future industry leaders who would preserve Earth’s natural resources and shape a more sustainable future society. Gained competences are deepened towards specific directions by choosing suitable minor subject or thematic module.","valueSv":""}},{"title":{"valueFi":"Lisätiedot","valueEn":"Further information","valueSv":""},"content":{"valueEn":"The Master’s Degree in Materials Engineering is a two-year programme amounting to 120 ECTS. Each specialisation track is comprised of:\r\n- MSc thesis 30 ECTS\r\n- Capstone-project 10 ECTS\r\n- Common advanced studies in materials engineering 20 ECTS\r\n- Advanced studies in accordance with specialisation track 20 ECTS\r\n- Minor subject or thematic module 20–25 ECTS\r\n- Other studis 15–20 ECTS","valueFi":"The Master’s Degree in Materials Engineering is a two-year programme amounting to 120 ECTS. Each specialisation track is comprised of:\r\n- MSc thesis 30 ECTS\r\n- Capstone-project 10 ECTS\r\n- Common advanced studies in materials engineering 20 ECTS\r\n- Advanced studies in accordance with specialisation track 20 ECTS\r\n- Minor subject or thematic module 20–25 ECTS\r\n- Other studis 15–20 ECTS","valueSv":""}},{"title":{"valueFi":"Osaamistavoitteet","valueEn":"Objective","valueSv":""},"content":{"valueEn":"After completing a MSc degree in Materials Engineering with a Materials of Energy Technology specialisation track, the student will master:\r\n- Different ways to produce renewable energy\r\n- How materials are chosen for renewable energy production and storage, and how the material choices affect the performance.\r\n- How to design renewable energy production and storage systems considering both technical, economic and sustainability point-of-view","valueFi":"After completing a MSc degree in Materials Engineering with a Materials of Energy Technology specialisation track, the student will master:\r\n- Different ways to produce renewable energy\r\n- How materials are chosen for renewable energy production and storage, and how the material choices affect the performance.\r\n- How to design renewable energy production and storage systems considering both technical, economic and sustainability point-of-view","valueSv":""}}]