Cardiff University invites applications for MSc Engineering Net Zero

NEW DELHI: Cardiff University opened applications for their MSc Engineering Net Zero programme for the 2023-24 academic session. For guidance on the admission process and submission of applications within the deadline, students can approach Fateh Education at fateheducation.com.

Interested and eligible students can apply for the MSc Engineering Net Zero programme of Cardiff University till July 31. The university allocates places on a first-come, first-serve basis and so candidates are advised to apply as early as possible. The classes will begin for the programme from September 25, 2023.

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MSc Engineering Net Zero at Cardiff University is a 12-month full-time programme. The tuition fee for the MSc Engineering Net Zero is approximately £ 25,450.

Entry Requirement:

• A 2:2 honours degree or above in a relevant subject area
• A university-recognised equivalent academic qualification or relevant professional experience evidenced via references and professional registration.
• IELTS with an overall score of 6.5 with at least 5.5 in all subskills, or an accepted equivalent.

By bridging engineering and science disciplines, this course facilitates collaboration among graduates to drive comprehensive change and transformation in current practices, thereby paving the way for a net-zero society. With a strong emphasis on subject expertise, the program equips students with a creative and innovative mindset to tackle engineering challenges. Through the integration of various skills and critical knowledge, students will be empowered to seek attainable and sustainable solutions.

Speaking about the course, CEO of Fateh Education, Suneet Singh Kochar said, “With the current climate change crisis, we need the next generation to be the change makers and work towards mitigating risks against irreversible damage to our planet and this degree programme builds skills that are imperative towards the cause. The university also has strong and active research-led teaching that is very beneficial for students, especially in this field. I believe this course will help Indian students understand the climate crisis and help the planet, while building an interesting career and sustainable future”.