The Master's Degree in Renewable Energies is aimed at intermediate or higher university graduates who, due to their personal characteristics or experience, may want quality training in the field of renewable energies.

The first 100% online official master's degree in Renewable Energies that covers the most innovative needs in clean electricity generation (solar, hydraulic, biomass and biofuels, among others)

The energy and environmental context makes it imperative that urgent measures be taken that contribute to the reduction of the use of conventional energies and actively fight against climate change, the biggest problem facing humanity.

This Master's Degree in Sustainable Electricity Generation is designed to contribute to the much-needed energy transition towards sustainable development and a world with zero CO2 emissions. The objective of the program is to impart technical, economic, environmental, and project management knowledge for the sustainable generation of electricity through the use of renewable energies.

Structuralia’s Master’s degree in Hydrogen Energy Projects is the only program that integrates all the different areas involved in the hydrogen energy sector. The main aspects included in this program are strategy design, Hydrogen as a product, associated infrastructures, and financing sources. By pursuing this master’s degree, the student will be able to acquire suitable knowledge and skills that will enable him/her to manage hydrogen-related projects and respond to any situation that may arise while carrying out his/her duties.

Energy models are changing, and the emerging initiatives are settling upon the pillars of energy efficiency and renewable energies. Therefore, this Master’s program has been designed to integrate the main aspects of energy efficiency and the incorporation of renewable energies in engineering projects such as buildings and installations for fossil source replacement, or electric energy production and its direct injection into the net.

The development of countries requires that the administration of services and the use of energy be guaranteed in a context of sustainable development. To achieve this, it is necessary to innovate in energy management, give preference to the conservation of non-renewable energy resources and favor the use of alternative energy sources.