You have completed your first degree in electrical engineering, energy technology, renewable energies, mechanical engineering, physics or a related field and are interested in future-oriented topics! Congratulations! There is certainly still more to come! Now you can prove and expand your skills in the master's programme "Renewable Energy and E-Mobility" at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences.
| Degree Program | Renewable Energy and E-Mobility - Master (REEMM) |
| Faculty | Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science |
| Start of Studies | Summer and winter semesters (3-semester option), |
| Summer Semester (4-semester programs) | |
| Approval | available without a prescription |
| Duration of Study | 3 or 4 semesters (depending on the student's first degree program) |
| Creditpoints | 90 ETCS (3 Semester) oder 120 ECTS (4 Semester) |
| Graduation | Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) |
| Language of Instruction | English |
In 2019, the Master's programme "Renewable Energy and E-Mobility, M.Eng." was successfully accredited by the Accreditation Council until 30 September 2027.
Further information
Even if you have not received your final degree certificate by the application deadline, you can still apply for a master’s program with your current transcript of records. This should include the amount of ECTS points that you have already gained by the time of application, the preliminary final mark and the expected date of completion.
General mandatory requirements:
- Completed first degree in electrical engineering, energy technology, renewable energies, mechanical engineering, physics or related degrees and
- Proof of knowledge in the following fields (e.g. official course description as provided by the university):
- Measurement technology of at least 4 hours per week for one semester or 5 ECTS points and
- Control engineering amounting to at least 4 hours per week for one semester or 5 ECTS points and
- Fundamentals of electrical engineering amounting to at least 4 hours per week for one semesteror 5 ECTS points and
- Electrical machines amounting to at least 2 hours per week for one semester or 3 ECTS points and
- The usual mathematical foundations underlying these fields
At least three of the four modules demonstrating the respective subject knowledge must also be completed with a grade of at least 2.7 or, in the case of another grading system, with a comparable grade (70% of the applied grading scale).and
- Proof of English proficiency (level B2 according to the European Framework of Reference for Languages)
- an average mark of the bachelor's degree of at least 1.8.
An average mark of 1.9 to 2.3 is subject to a special individual assessment. For this purpose, a letter of motivation in German or English (approx. 500 words) and, if applicable, further proof of the subject-specific and program-specific qualification have to be submitted. Applicants with an average mark of 2.4 or lower will be rejected!
and further requirements depending on the duration of the study:
3-semester Master REEMM = Applicants with a first degree of 210 ECTS-Points
- An undergraduate degree with at least 210 ECTS-Points
- A relevant internship of at least 12 weeks or professional experience (internships during undergraduate degree will be credited)
If no internship has been completed, this must be provided before you register for your master’s thesis.
4-semester Master REEMM with internship = Applicants with a first degree of 180 ECTS-Points
- An undergraduate degree with at least 180 ECTS-Points
4-semester Master REEMM without internship = Applicants with a first degree of 180 ECTS-Points
- An undergraduate degree with at least 180 ECTS-Points
- internships of at least 12 weeks (internships during undergraduate degree will be credited)
If no internship has been completed, this must be provided before you register for your master’s thesis.
An Admission Commission considers the provided expertise and decides on admission.
Information for foreign applicants: Incoming
brief description
You are welcome to apply for the summer semester of 2027 from early November through February 28, 2027.
Link to Online Application
Applications with foreign certificates must be submitted via uni-assist starting starting in early October:
Deadline for all non-EU applicants: November 30, 2026
Deadline for all EU applicants: February 28, 2027.
Please find more information here:incoming
Rethinking tomorrow's energy supply and use requires scientific methods and practical experience in order to successfully solve the difficult and complex problems in research and practice. Based on mathematical and technical fundamentals and with the help of comprehensive qualifications, you will acquire theoretical and application-oriented skills in elective modules. In your Master's thesis, you can demonstrate these scientific competencies, abilities and skills.
The focus of the course content is scientifically application-oriented and is intended, among other things, to enable students to pursue a doctorate at a university.
This Master's programme is offered entirely in English.
Renewable energies and e-mobility are particularly innovative, rapidly growing and future-oriented industries both at home and abroad.
A rethink in the area of energy supply and use is essential in times of climate change and the finite and unstable nature of fossil fuel supplies. Particular attention is being paid to the use of renewable energy sources such as solar radiation in PV and solar thermal systems, biomass, wind and hydroelectric power, as well as the development of alternative storage concepts and electric vehicles. The electrification of the automobile can be an important step in avoiding the consequences of climate change and, at the same time, an important step towards the future competitiveness of our automotive industry. The new study programme aims to address these future topics and help meet the growing demand for engineers.
Graduates will be able to apply scientific methods and analyses to solve complex problems in practice and research. The Master's programme offers a range of optional modules in the fields of renewable energies or electromobility. In addition to compulsory modules based on mathematical and technical fundamentals and interdisciplinary qualifications, application-specific specialist knowledge is taught in elective modules on various topics in the two focus areas.
We look forward to seeing you on our modern campus right by the Baltic Sea!
With a Master of Engineering degree, you will be qualified to work in the following areas: generation and use of renewable energies, energy storage, electromobility, automotive industry. You can work in basic research, development, application of new technologies, design, commissioning and service. You will also be suited to middle and senior management positions in companies and can also take up a position in the higher civil service of public institutions.
Potential fields of activity: research and development, controlling, project management, middle management and senior management.
We offer our Master's programme in Renewable Energy and E-Mobility in three different variants, which differ in terms of duration and the practical semester. Depending on your academic background (first degree), the Master's degree can be completed in 3 or 4 semesters:
- 3-semester Master's programme (first degree: 210 ECTS credits)
- 4-semester Master's programme with practical semester (first degree: 180 ECTS credits)
- 4-semester Master's programme without practical semester (first degree: 180 ECTS credits)
ECTS & Semester-Weekly Hours
The assigned ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer System) reflect the workload for each module (1 ECTS credit corresponds to 30 hours of work). ECTS credits facilitate the comparability and recognition of academic achievements, for example when transferring to a different institution.
Semester weekly hours (SWS) refer to the weekly duration of in-person instruction for a course. Here, 1 unit = 2 SWS = 90 minutes.
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Notes:
*) If this module has already been taken during the bachelor’s program, another elective module must be selected.
**) One of these two modules must be selected; upon request, additional modules from the “Interdisciplinary Qualification” track in other master’s programs offered by the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and the School of Mechanical Engineering may also be selected.
Elective Courses:
AO = Application-Based Specialization;
F = Elective Specialization
Facts About the Different Study Options
Here you can download and print out the current study plan for the 3-semester programme.
Here you can download and print out the current study plan for the 4-semester programme with an internship semester.
Here you can download and print out the current study plan for the 4-semester programme without an internship semester.
Here you can download and print out the current list of elective modules.