This course is designed for students that are interested in supporting the renewable energy industry as it continues its rapid growth to tackle the severe issues posed by climate change. Students will have the opportunity to advance their engineering proficiency and develop new skills and knowledge. There is an accreditation for Prior Learning (APL) process available which is in accordance with University regulations for taught postgraduate courses. This course will enable students to develop and critically analyse technologies and applications for renewable heat, power and transportation. The course will adopt a suitable blend of formative and summative assessment points to ensure that students are fairly assessed and to monitor student progression towards achieving the intended learning outcomes. Assessments will include exams, individual assignments and group work elements that clearly explain the opportunity for individual marks. All assessments will be designed to enable equal attainment opportunities for students. Early and ongoing constructive feedback will be provided throughout all of the modules to promote self-reflection. This course addresses the need for skilled energy engineers. Students will develop a systematic understanding of knowledge, analytical techniques and research skills related to an MSc in Renewable Energy Engineering. Embedded in the course is a CMI management module to give students essential business management experience and transferable skills.