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Master of Science Programmes
M.Sc. programmes (120 ECTS) typically attract students who study full-time over
a 2-year period. Upon completion of the M.Sc. programme, students are awarded a M.Sc. degree.
Target:
Students holding a Bachelor or B.Sc. degree.
Prerequisite:
Admission to some specific M.Sc. Programmes – like Wind Energy Programme – requires a relevant bachelor degree.
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Master's Degrees
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Part-time Master’s programmes (60 ECTS or 90 ECTS) are structured LLL offerings attracting participants who already hold some work experience and would like to upskill/reskill within 
a given discipline.
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Target:
Professionals that hold at least a relevant Bachelor or B.Sc. degree and two years of work experience in the field.
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Prerequisite:
Hold a relevant Bachelor or B.Sc. degree and at least two years of relevant work experience.
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Lifelong Learning Modules
Self-standing Lifelong Learning (LLL) modules typically attract participants who wish to upskill/reskill quickly within a specific topic. These flexible learning opportunities are delivered in the form of short courses, workshops, or Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs).
Target:
Professionals and students in relevant fields of work who want to advance their digital skills and/or reskill/upskill in Wind and Energy Systems.
Prerequisite:
The requirements for entry are typically lower than for M.Sc. and Master's programmes such that a broader audience can benefit from the courses. ​​​