(Not offered) Double Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering and Thermal Energy Systems
Double Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering (MII) and Thermal Energy Systems (MSET)
Presentation and guide of the degree on the website of the University of Seville.
A curricular itinerary is proposed to jointly study the university masters in industrial engineering and thermal energy systems , based on the complementarity between both degrees. The title of University Master in thermal Energy Systems is organized in order to supply the appropriate training to future graduates in the area of the efficient and clean and clean use of energy for its different applications, making special emphasis on the foundations of technologies and systems for their transformation into mechanical, thermal or electrical energy, and focusing its interest in the efficient and sustainable use of energy. As a general approach, it is about training students in knowledge and skills related to the processes that take place since primary energy is available to the final use of energy in its different forms: mechanical, thermal or electrical; That is: processes, machines and final energy applications.
This training complements that provided by the title of Master in Industrial Engineering, which gives students a solid scientific training on a wide variety of knowledge in various industrial technologies (mechanics, electricity, electronic, automatic, materials, industrial constructions, projects, production, chemical and environment, energy and industrial organization), which trains as a multidisciplinary professional with the capacity to develop their professional work in industries, companies or public organizations. From the profession,
this master's degree in Industrial Engineering contemplates a leveling block, composed of subjects aimed at all students of the Industrial Engineering Program (composed of the degree in Industrial Technologies Engineering plus the Master in Industrial Engineering) acquire the same competences, regardless of the degree from which they access the master's degree. These subjects, which are within the Optativity Module of the Master in Industrial Engineering, must be completed as training supplements, in case the Master's Academic Commission considers it necessary, additionally to the 147 credits of the double master's degree.
