Energy Systems

Entry requirements

Option 1

An undergraduate degree:

• in a relevant discipline, such as Commerce, Science, Engineering
• with a weighted average mark of at least H2B (70%), or equivalent *
• including at least 12.5 points (1 subject) of mathematics, statistics or another quantitative subject at an appropriate level, or equivalent.

Option 2

An undergraduate degree:

• in a relevant discipline, such as Commerce, Science, Engineering
• with a weighted average mark of at least H3 (65%), or equivalent [1]
• including at least 12.5 points (1 subject) of mathematics, statistics or another quantitative subject at an appropriate level
• 2 years of continuous, documented work experience in an applicable field, or equivalent.

Don’t have a prerequisite subject?

The University’s Community Access Program allows you to undertake single subject study without being enrolled in a course. You can complete prerequisite subjects that you need to qualify for entry via the Community Access Program and then apply for this course.

Months of entry

February, July

Course content

Influence, change and guide critical decision-making in the energy sector with a Master of Energy Systems from Australia’s leading university*. Develop the unique set of skills required to analyse energy systems from a technical, commercial and policy standpoint.

The Master of Energy Systems is for students who have completed a degree in engineering, science, business, finance or economics, and are looking to start a career in, or make a change to the energy sector.

* Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021

Learn from world leading experts

Be guided by specialists in renewable energy, transport, and sustainable energy systems. Conduct a cross-disciplinary analysis of technological, economic, financial and policy areas to advance your decision-making skills and recommendations for energy solutions.

Industry aligned curriculum

Take part in an industry project with energy companies, providers, distributors or market operators, organisations specialising in alternative energy sources and more.