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The Future of Renewable Energy Education


Overview

The Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies (DRE) is the hub where the academic and corporate activities of the Renewable Energy and Food Security & Sustainability(FSS)are conducted. This includes the academic offerings of different undergraduate, graduate programs and courses, research work, activities, and certification courses in collaboration with the Department of Environmental Science at the Albert Schweitzer School of Management and the CPI Institute of Graduate Studies (CIGS) at the University.


The Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies (DRE) also hosts a wide range of corporate, business, projects, and investment activities via the International Energy Unit (IEU)worldwide in Joint-Venture with the CPI International Group and several international partners.The International Energy Unit (IEU) hosts the Center of Excellence for Food Security &Sustainability (FSS), which focuses on leveraging CCU’s novel systems and Swiss technologies into a research collaboration, community development, and technology development, commercialization, and industrialization opportunities.

The Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies (DRE) is the hub where the academic and corporate activities of the Renewable Energy and Food Security & Sustainability(FSS)are conducted. This includes the academic offerings of different undergraduate, graduate programs and courses, research work, activities, and certification courses in collaboration with the Department of Environmental Science at the Albert Schweitzer School of Management and the CPI Institute of Graduate Studies (CIGS) at the University.


The Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies (DRE) also hosts a wide range of corporate, business, projects, and investment activities via the International Energy Unit (IEU)worldwide in Joint-Venture with the CPI International Group and several international partners.The International Energy Unit (IEU) hosts the Center of Excellence for Food Security &Sustainability (FSS), which focuses on leveraging CCU’s novel systems and Swiss technologies into a research collaboration, community development, and technology development, commercialization, and industrialization opportunities.

Academics

The Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies (DRE) is the hub where the academic and corporate activities of the Renewable Energy and Food Security & Sustainability(FSS)are conducted. This includes the academic offerings of different undergraduate, graduate programs and courses, research work, activities, and certification courses in collaboration with the Department of Environmental Science at the Albert Schweitzer School of Management and the CPI Institute of Graduate Studies (CIGS) at the University.


The Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies (DRE) also hosts a wide range of corporate, business, projects, and investment activities via the International Energy Unit (IEU)worldwide in Joint-Venture with the CPI International Group and several international partners.The International Energy Unit (IEU) hosts the Center of Excellence for Food Security &Sustainability (FSS), which focuses on leveraging CCU’s novel systems and Swiss technologies into a research collaboration, community development, and technology development, commercialization, and industrialization opportunities.

Academics

The Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies (DRE) is the hub where the academic and corporate activities of the Renewable Energy and Food Security & Sustainability(FSS)are conducted. This includes the academic offerings of different undergraduate, graduate programs and courses, research work, activities, and certification courses in collaboration with the Department of Environmental Science at the Albert Schweitzer School of Management and the CPI Institute of Graduate Studies (CIGS) at the University.


The Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies (DRE) also hosts a wide range of corporate, business, projects, and investment activities via the International Energy Unit (IEU)worldwide in Joint-Venture with the CPI International Group and several international partners.The International Energy Unit (IEU) hosts the Center of Excellence for Food Security &Sustainability (FSS), which focuses on leveraging CCU’s novel systems and Swiss technologies into a research collaboration, community development, and technology development, commercialization, and industrialization opportunities.

INTRODUCTION TO RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAMS

These modules are designed to provide developers, engineers, and investors in the renewable energy industry and sustainability solutions with wide-ranging and profound knowledge in technical, finance, and management to ensure successful implementation and operation of renewable energy systems in a competitive landscape with fossil fuels.


Renewable energy market and applications in the 21st century have gained considerable momentum, with high potential and very ambitious plans for ramping up new capacities worldwide. It has been and will continue to be impacted by significant economic, environmental, and technical challenges. However, capacity building and securing qualified human resources are essential factors for accelerated deployment and success of these technologies.

These modules are designed to provide developers, engineers, and investors in the renewable energy industry and sustainability solutions with wide-ranging and profound knowledge in technical, finance, and management to ensure successful implementation and operation of renewable energy systems in a competitive landscape with fossil fuels.


Renewable energy market and applications in the 21st century have gained considerable momentum, with high potential and very ambitious plans for ramping up new capacities worldwide. It has been and will continue to be impacted by significant economic, environmental, and technical challenges. However, capacity building and securing qualified human resources are essential factors for accelerated deployment and success of these technologies.

This program focuses on examining state-of-the-art and emerging renewable energy technologies and trends anticipated over the next few decades. Participants will receive a thorough grounding of existing technologies, novel developments and options, opportunities, risks, and likely achievements over this period. Practical applications and cases are frequently used along with participant exercises. Special attention is given to renewable energy-driven desalination technologies, with the main focus on solar desalination, solar cooling, solar power generation, waste management, and waste-to-energy. The main objective is to find a concrete base and provide enabling tools and expertise for participants to help achieve long-term success in the renewable energy industry and sustainable resources.


The intensive courses are aimed mainly at undergraduate and postgraduate students, engineers, professionals, researchers, and experts with technical interests to learn about the state the art of renewable energy and solar applications. The program covers the most important and cutting edge technologies for using renewable energy sources to drive small-scale industrial and utility scale systems covering a wide range of applications such as cooling and desalination processes, and introduces essential concepts for plausible coupling schemes.


The main focus is on technologies with advanced development levels, significant potentials, and a wide range of applications such as solar thermal systems and photovoltaic, concentrating solar power, and smart grids. Each course is implemented in self-contained modules spanning 20-25hours, including hands-on experience sessions.

This program focuses on examining state-of-the-art and emerging renewable energy technologies and trends anticipated over the next few decades. Participants will receive a thorough grounding of existing technologies, novel developments and options, opportunities, risks, and likely achievements over this period. Practical applications and cases are frequently used along with participant exercises. Special attention is given to renewable energy-driven desalination technologies, with the main focus on solar desalination, solar cooling, solar power generation, waste management, and waste-to-energy. The main objective is to find a concrete base and provide enabling tools and expertise for participants to help achieve long-term success in the renewable energy industry and sustainable resources.


The intensive courses are aimed mainly at undergraduate and postgraduate students, engineers, professionals, researchers, and experts with technical interests to learn about the state the art of renewable energy and solar applications. The program covers the most important and cutting edge technologies for using renewable energy sources to drive small-scale industrial and utility scale systems covering a wide range of applications such as cooling and desalination processes, and introduces essential concepts for plausible coupling schemes.


The main focus is on technologies with advanced development levels, significant potentials, and a wide range of applications such as solar thermal systems and photovoltaic, concentrating solar power, and smart grids. Each course is implemented in self-contained modules spanning 20-25hours, including hands-on experience sessions.

Learning Outcome:

Attendees will become familiar with renewable energy systems, projects development, and business models for RE systems, market development, and potential applications to ensure environmental sustainability.

Attendees will become familiar with renewable energy systems, projects development, and business models for RE systems, market development, and potential applications to ensure environmental sustainability.

Program Objectives:

After completing the program, the participants should be able to understand and develop:


• Global challenges due to climatic change and role of renewable energy

• energy transition, innovation, and new trends in the energy sector on the global level

• Skills used in assessment, conceptual design, and development of small and large scale solar PV energy systems and solar thermal CSP systems

• Enhancing Energy Efficiency of Power Generation Systems

• Advance Concepts of Polygeneration & green hydrogen

• Skills used in assessment, conceptual design, and development of small and large scale water desalination and solar cooling systems powered by renewable energy

• Hydropower projects, concepts, development, political and social issues, environmental impact and mitigations

• Projects development and business models for renewable energy systems• Economic assessment of renewable energy systems and cost-benefit analysis

After completing the program, the participants should be able to understand and develop:


• Global challenges due to climatic change and role of renewable energy

• energy transition, innovation, and new trends in the energy sector on the global level

• Skills used in assessment, conceptual design, and development of small and large scale solar PV energy systems and solar thermal CSP systems

• Enhancing Energy Efficiency of Power Generation Systems

• Advance Concepts of Polygeneration & green hydrogen

• Skills used in assessment, conceptual design, and development of small and large scale water desalination and solar cooling systems powered by renewable energy

• Hydropower projects, concepts, development, political and social issues, environmental impact and mitigations

• Projects development and business models for renewable energy systems• Economic assessment of renewable energy systems and cost-benefit analysis

Who developed this program?

The program was developed by the Cambridge Corporate University, Albert Schweitzer School ofManagement, in collaboration with the CPI Institute of Graduate Studies(CIGS) and theInternational Energy Unit (IEU) at Cambridge Corporate University. Each module was developed by scholars, authors, and industry specialists from the university, its institutes, and research B bodies, ensuring that ranges of perspectives are integrated into the course material.

Prof. Dr.-Eng. Abdelhakim Hassabou, the Dean of Renewable Energy Management Postgraduate Studies and the founder of the renewable energy specialised part of the program.

at CCU, has been directing the Academic Program since 2013. He is a professional industry expert, scientist, and inventor with 28 years of experience in the renewable energy and sustainability space. He is also the International Energy Unit (IEU) Director: which is the R&D arm of the Deanship of Renewable Energy (DRE) at the CCU. The IEU is the project development, R & D, and consulting arm in the renewable energy business, water desalination, and integrated resources management.

The program was developed by the Cambridge Corporate University, Albert Schweitzer School ofManagement, in collaboration with the CPI Institute of Graduate Studies(CIGS) and theInternational Energy Unit (IEU) at Cambridge Corporate University. Each module was developed by scholars, authors, and industry specialists from the university, its institutes, and research B bodies, ensuring that ranges of perspectives are integrated into the course material.

Prof. Dr.-Eng. Abdelhakim Hassabou, the Dean of Renewable Energy Management Postgraduate Studies at CCU, has been directing the Academic Program since 2013. He is a professional industry expert, scientist, and inventor with 28 years of experience in the renewable energy and sustainability space. He is also the International Energy Unit (IEU) Director: which is the R&D arm of the Deanship of Renewable Energy (DRE) at the CCU. The IEU is the project development, R & D, and consulting arm in the renewable energy business, water desalination, and integrated resources management.

LEARNING MEDIUM

ON-CAMPUS OR ONLINE

Cambridge Corporate University is the World's Leading Corporate Institute of higher education, where most of our programs are offered entirely online. CCU is the land of futurists, where we created our own digital age and innovative learning culture ahead from the world, and it became part of our history and culture. At CCU, you have the option to complete your degree on campus in Switzerland, on one of our international campuses available in 19 countries worldwide(CCU Corporate Center Programs), or via the CCU live model of online education.


The CCU online learning model appeals to busy professionals' needs in the digital age and offers one of the most informative and challenging education models. Students interact with faculty, executives, and colleagues from different cultures, industries, and research setups via the variousCCU online portals.Our innovative online model offers participants the opportunity to interact with industry experts, industry scholars, and thought-leaders via live learning and lecturing media.

ON-CAMPUS OR ONLINE

Cambridge Corporate University is the World's Leading Corporate Institute of higher education, where most of our programs are offered entirely online. CCU is the land of futurists, where we created our own digital age and innovative learning culture ahead from the world, and it became part of our history and culture. At CCU, you have the option to complete your degree on campus in Switzerland, on one of our international campuses available in 19 countries worldwide(CCU Corporate Center Programs), or via the CCU live model of online education.


The CCU online learning model appeals to busy professionals' needs in the digital age and offers one of the most informative and challenging education models. Students interact with faculty, executives, and colleagues from different cultures, industries, and research setups via the variousCCU online portals.Our innovative online model offers participants the opportunity to interact with industry experts, industry scholars, and thought-leaders via live learning and lecturing media.

RE Study that fits your life

At CCU Switzerland, you can complete your study and earn your prestigious degree while keeping your job and maintaining your income. The flexible study model in our classes allows students to plan their time and enjoy the corporate mode of study and achievement.

At CCU Switzerland, you can complete your study and earn your prestigious degree while keeping your job and maintaining your income. The flexible study model in our classes allows students to plan their time and enjoy the corporate mode of study and achievement.

CCU Renewable Energy Study

Innovative Approach

THE INNOVATIVE APPROACH OF the CCU online learning model is no different from other university techniques; it is always futuristic, innovative, and unique. CCU is an organisation that chooses innovation as its way of life and offers one of the first-ever known innovation certifications and credentials, the 'Certified Professional Innovator' CPI, in 1983.


This approach reflects on the way our students, researchers, and participants learn and interact via a set of structured tools and techniques:

• The MSc-RE Live Lecturing Model

• The MSc-RE Scenario-CaseStudy

• The MSc-RE Discussion Groups and Workshops

• The MSc-RE Alumni and Friends Networking Portal

• The MSc-RE Questions Articles Assignment Technique

• The MSc-RE Internship Program

• The MSc-RE ALSKLS Model

• The MSc-RE AI Learning Tools

CCU Renewable Energy Study

 Innovative Approach

THE INNOVATIVE APPROACH OF the CCU online learning model is no different from other university techniques; it is always futuristic, innovative, and unique. CCU is an organisation that chooses innovation as its way of life and offers one of the first-ever known innovation certifications and credentials, the 'Certified Professional Innovator' CPI, in 1983.


This approach reflects on the way our students, researchers, and participants learn and interact via a set of structured tools and techniques:

The MBA-RE Live Lecturing Model

• The MBA-RE Scenario-CaseStudy

• The MBA-RE Discussion Groups and Workshops

• The MBA-RE Alumni and Friends Networking Portal

• The MBA-RE Questions Articles Assignment Technique

• The MBA-RE Internship Program

• The MBA-RE ALSKLS Model

• The MBA-RE AI Learning Tools

Program Structure

MSc-RE : Master in Renewable Energy Management

MBA-RE : Master in Renewable Energy Management

The MSc Program with a major in Renewable Energy consists of 8 modules representing the program's course-track; each Module lasts for 6 weeks and values 15 academic credits. This includes the Foundation Module (MSc-RE410), which covers, among other subjects, theAcademic and Technical Writing (ATW) course offered under the supervision of the Yvon Pfeifer Writing(YWC) at the University.


The MSc-RE Course Track lasts for (48 weeks).

The MSc-RE Thesis/Project lasts for (24 weeks).

The MSc-RE Program can be completed in an average of 18 months.

The MBA Program with a major in Renewable Energy consists of 8 modules representing the program's course-track; each Module lasts for 6 weeks and values 15 academic credits. This includes the Foundation Module (MBA-RE410), which covers, among other subjects, theAcademic and Technical Writing (ATW) course offered under the supervision of the Yvon Pfeifer Writing(YWC) at the University.


The MBA-RE Course Track lasts for (48 weeks).

The MBA-RE Thesis/Project lasts for (24 weeks).

The MBA-RE Program can be completed in an average of 18 months.

(HD-RE): Higher Diploma in Renewable Energy Management

The Higher Diploma Program with a major in Renewable Energy consists of 8 modules representing the program's course-track; each Module lasts for 6 weeks and values 15 academic credits. This includes the Foundation Module (MSc-RE410), which covers, among other subjects, the Academic and Technical Writing (ATW) course offered under the supervision of the Yvon Pfeifer Writing(YWC) at the University.


The HD-RE Course Track lasts for (48 weeks).

The HD-RE Program can be completed in an average of 12 months.

(HD-RE): Higher Diploma in Renewable Energy Management

The Higher Diploma Program with a major in Renewable Energy consists of 8 modules representing the program's course-track; each Module lasts for 6 weeks and values 15 academic credits. This includes the Foundation Module (MBA-RE410), which covers, among other subjects, the Academic and Technical Writing (ATW) course offered under the supervision of the Yvon Pfeifer Writing(YWC) at the University.


The HD-RE Course Track lasts for (48 weeks).

The HD-RE Program can be completed in an average of 12 months.

Introduction and Orientation

This two-week introduction is an essential and compulsory part of the MSc Program atCCU and prepares the participants for the program's very different environment and structure. It does not award any academic credits, but it provides :

• An introduction to the program and the faculty.

• Advice and practice in accessing and using the program tools and computer lab.

• Guidance on study skills and on preparing for this particular program.

• Guidance on the case study model and the psychology track.

• Practicing the CCU innovation system, idea generator workshops, and creative thinking lab.

• Individual psychology and personality analysis interviews.

• Introduction to the CCU corporate model of education.

• During the two weeks, the program committee works very closely with the students to gain a deep understanding of the participants' mental map, creative thinking skills, knowledge, and information connected to the program structure and subjects.

Introduction and Orientation

This two-week introduction is an essential and compulsory part of the MBA Program atCCU and prepares the participants for the program's very different environment and structure. It does not award any academic credits, but it provides :

• An introduction to the program and the faculty.

• Advice and practice in accessing and using the program tools and computer lab.

• Guidance on study skills and on preparing for this particular program.

• Guidance on the case study model and the psychology track.

• Practicing the CCU innovation system, idea generator workshops, and creative thinking lab.

• Individual psychology and personality analysis interviews.

• Introduction to the CCU corporate model of education.

• During the two weeks, the program committee works very closely with the students to gain a deep understanding of the participants' mental map, creative thinking skills, knowledge, and information connected to the program structure and subjects.

The Modules

Foundation Module (6 weeks)

Foundation Module (6 weeks)

The foundation module includes courses that aim at providing participants with the solid base required to start the MSc journey at Cambridge Corporate University; subjects include:


• Academic and Technical Writing (ATW)

• Case Study structure and analysis

• Time Management (TM)• Business Communication(BC)

• Academic Guide to Referencing and Bibliography

• Business Innovation and Renewable Energy Management

• The CCU MSc Track

The foundation module includes courses that aim at providing participants with the solid base required to start the MBA journey at Cambridge Corporate University; subjects include:


• Academic and Technical Writing (ATW)

• Case Study structure and analysis

• Time Management (TM)• Business Communication(BC)

• Academic Guide to Referencing and Bibliography

• Business Innovation and Renewable Energy Management

• The CCU MBA Track

Program Structure

MSc in Renewable Energy Management (4 Modules)

( each lasts 6 weeks 15 credits)

  • Foundation Module (FM)
  • Balanced Score Card for Renewable Energy Project ( BSC-RE).
  • Change Management & Business Transformation (CMBT)
  • Financial Management Renewable Energy Business ( (FMRE)

MBA in Renewable Energy Management (4 Modules)

( each lasts 6 weeks 15 credits)

Foundation Module (FM)

Balanced Score Card for Renewable Energy Project ( BSC-RE).

Change Management & Business Transformation (CMBT)

Financial Management Renewable Energy Business ( (FMRE)

MSc in Renewable Energy Management ( Specialty Modules (4 Modules)

( each lasts 6 weeks / 15 credits)

Introduction to Renewable Energy

Smart Technologies the Future of Energy

Solar Cooling

Economics of Renewable Energy Systems

MBA in Renewable Energy Management ( Specialty Modules (4 Modules)

( each lasts 6 weeks 15 credits)

Introduction to Renewable Energy

Smart Technologies the Future of Energy

Solar Cooling

Economics of Renewable Energy Systems

Module 1:

Introduction to Renewable Energy

Topics covered include

• Introduction to Renewable Energy and Fundamentals of Solar Energy

• Wind Energy, Biomass & Biofuel, Hydropower, and Geothermal

• Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems

• Solar Thermal Systems & Concentrated Solar Power

• Solar Desalination

Module 2

Smart Technologies for Energy of the Future

Topics covered include

• Digital Energy

• Global energy consumption and Sustainable Energy Management

• Smart Grid, what is?

• Motivation for smart grids

• Various applications of Smart Grid

• Smart metering

• Integration of renewables to the grid: various options

• Electric vehicles and smart grids• Concept of vehicle to grid and grid to vehicle

• Energy Efficiency in Building

• Energy Storage and Electrification of transport

• Power Electronics

• Current Projects and Open Challenges

Module 3

Solar Cooling

Topics covered include

• Fundamentals and Basic Technologies

• Solar Cooling Systems• Advanced Concepts

• Economics of Solar Cooling

• District Cooling & Heating

• Options for Coupling with Renewable Energy

• Advanced Concepts• Economics of District Energy

• Fundamentals and Basic Concepts

• Enhancing Energy Efficiency of Power Generation

• Advance Concepts of Polygeneration

• Economical aspects

Module 4

Economics of Renewable Energy Systems

• Business models and risk management of RE projects

• Classical economic calculations• Critical view of economic calculations

• Economic appraisal of renewable energy investments and cost-benefit analysis

• Structuring renewable energy projects for financing and assessing the investment risks

MSc-RE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT(60 credits)

After successfully completing the MSc-RE Course-Track (eight modules), the MSc-RE students must complete a final THESIS or research project which values 60 academic credits. The MSc-RE THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT is an essential part of the MSc-RE degree's academic requirements at Cambridge Corporate University.

CCU MSc-RE students can choose between completing a scholarly dissertation that focuses on industry-related topics approved by the MSc-RE TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) or completing an advanced industry consultancy project based on the approval of the MSc-RE Office.

MBA-RE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT(60 credits)

After successfully completing the MBA-RE  Course-Track (eight modules), the MBA-RE students must complete a final THESIS or research project which values 60 academic credits. TheMBA-RE THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT is an essential part of the MBA-RE degree's academic requirements at Cambridge Corporate University.

CCU MBA-RE students can choose between completing a scholarly dissertation that focuses on industry-related topics approved by the MBA-RE TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) or completing an advanced industry consultancy project based on the approval of the MBA-RE Office.

MSc-RE THESIS

MBA-RE THESIS

Students who choose to work on the MSc-PIM THESIS will seek approval from the MSc-RE / TC(THESIS COMMITTEE) on the appropriate research topic under the supervision of their MSc-RE THESIS Supervisor (TS).


Students will critically select and apply the appropriate research methodology and data collection methods to their chosen research topic and demonstrate a rigorous understanding of the theory and literature relevant to the issues studied and examined via the MSc-RE THESIS. The acceptedTHESIS by the MSc-RE-TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) is generally structured and written in 15,000 –20,000 words using the appropriate Technical Writing and Academic formats of the University.

Students who choose to work on the MBA-PIM THESIS will seek approval from the MBA-RE / TC(THESIS COMMITTEE) on the appropriate research topic under the supervision of their MBA-RE THESIS Supervisor (TS).


Students will critically select and apply the appropriate research methodology and data collection methods to their chosen research topic and demonstrate a rigorous understanding of the theory and literature relevant to the issues studied and examined via the MBA-RE THESIS. The acceptedTHESIS by the MBA-RE TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) is generally structured and written in 15,000 –20,000 words using the appropriate Technical Writing and Academic formats of the University.

CCU MSc-PIM students will have the opportunity to seek support for writing their MSc-RE THESIS via the Yvon Pfeifer Writing Center (YWC), which offers support and training for students on Technical and Academic Writing (TAW) topics. The final version of the Thesis will also be reviewed by the (YWC) before being published.

MSc-RE / VIVA

After the confirmation and approval of the MSc-RE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT via the MSc-RE-TC (THESIS COMMITTEE), the MSc-RE Candidate will receive an official invitation to the MSc-RE VIVA, which is the final step in the process. In exceptional cases and based on special circumstances, the VIVA session could be waived based on official approval from the PROVOST Office and the CCU Academic Committee(CAB)

The MSc-RE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT DURATION

The MSc-RE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT(60 credits)should be completed in 24 weeks and submitted to the RE / TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) for revision and approval.

After the confirmation and approval of the MBA-RE THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT via the MBA-RE TC (THESIS COMMITTEE), the MBA-RE Candidate will receive an official invitation to theMBA-RE VIVA, which is the final step in the process. In exceptional cases and based on special circumstances, the VIVA session could be waived based on official approval from the PROVOSTOffice and the CCU Academic Committee(CAB)

The MBA-RE / THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT DURATION

The MBA-RE THESIS/RESEARCH PROJECT(60 credits)should be completed in 24 weeks and submitted to the RE TC (THESIS COMMITTEE) for revision and approval.

Higher Diploma in Renewable Energy Management

Students admitted to the Higher Diploma in Renewable Energy Management can complete their program in an average of 12 months with no Thesis/Project as part of the degree completion requirements.

Students admitted to the Higher Diploma in Renewable Energy Management can complete their program in an average of 12 months with no Thesis/Project as part of the degree completion requirements.

Entry requirements

• Applicants for the MSc in Renewable Energy Management are expected to have achieved or expect to achieve a high standard in a degree course of an equivalent level to a SwissBachelor's degree. In most countries, this is a first degree (Bachelor's, Licentiate, Vordiplom).


• Proficiency in English: participants should be able to produce well-structured work, summarise key points clearly and discuss issues in writing from different points of view.


• There are no formal limitations on the subjects that are studied for a first degree. Still, we would normally expect applicants to have a firm grounding in the sciences, social sciences, or humanities and have taken some courses of relevance to management studies.

• Applicants for the MBA in Renewable Energy Management are expected to have achieved or expect to achieve a high standard in a degree course of an equivalent level to a SwissBachelor's degree. In most countries, this is a first degree (Bachelor's, Licentiate, Vordiplom).


• Proficiency in English: participants should be able to produce well-structured work, summarise key points clearly and discuss issues in writing from different points of view.


• There are no formal limitations on the subjects that are studied for a first degree. Still, we would normally expect applicants to have a firm grounding in the sciences, social sciences, or humanities and have taken some courses of relevance to management studies.

For specific information about the entry requirements to the MSc-RE program, please write to theRegistrar Office at
registrar@cambridgecu.ch

Program fee

• The tuition fee for the Online MSc in Renewable Energy Management at CambridgeCorporate University is CHF26,000 (Only twenty-six thousand Swiss francs) including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.


• Payment plans are available in different models based on the approval of the admission and registration office.

• Registration fee of CHF150 ( Only one hundred and fifty Swiss francs) is applicable at the application time.

• The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.

• For more details about the MSc in Renewable Energy Management, to receive the program brochure and application, please write to the MSc Office at MBA@cambridgecu.ch

Program fee

• The tuition fee for the Online MBA in Renewable Energy Management at CambridgeCorporate University is CHF26,000 (Only twenty-six thousand Swiss francs) including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.


• Payment plans are available in different models based on the approval of the admission and registration office.

• Registration fee of CHF150 ( Only one hundred and fifty Swiss francs) is applicable at the application time.

• The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.

• For more details about the MBA in Renewable Energy Management, to receive the program brochure and application, please write to the MBA Office at MBA@cambridgecu.ch

How to apply

Applications for admission to the program should be made to the Cambridge Corporate UniversitySwitzerland's Admission Office using the online application form or via writing to the RegistrarOffice at registrar@cambridgecu.ch


In addition to the application form, applicants need to arrange for the following documents to be sent to the CCU Registrar Office via email:


Copy of the applicant's CV.

Copy of the applicant's valid passport or ID.

Copy of the applicant's most recent degree, diploma, or certificate.

One digital picture high-resolution formal photo is required for the

Completed MSc application.

MSc-Essay Statement (MES), in a maximum of 750 words, please describe why you are interested in being enrolled in the MSc-PIM program at Cambridge Corporate University and how it will reflect your professional life career.

Payment confirmation of the application fee.

If the applicant cannot demonstrate fluency in the English language, an IELTS or TOEFL test report will also be required.

All the application forms, documents, and attachments should be sent

via email to registrar@cambridgecu.ch

Program in Renewable Energy Management

The program is offered via the Deanship of Renewable Energy Postgraduate Studies in collaboration with the CPI Institute of Graduate Studies (CIGS) at the University.


In addition to the Core, Doctoral Course Track and Research Activities offered via the CPIInstitute of Graduate Studies (CIGS), students admitted to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy inRenewable Energy Management must complete the following courses at the Deanship ofRenewable Energy Postgraduate Studies.

Ph.D. Module 1

Advances in Renewable Energy

Topics covered include

• Introduction to Renewable Energy

• Energy Transition & New Trends in Renewable Energy Systems with focus on SolarEnergy

• Wind Energy, Biomass & Biofuel and Geothermal

• Hydropower fundamental concepts, political and social issues, environmental impact and mitigations

• Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems

• Solar Thermal Systems & Concentrated Solar Power (CSP)

• Solar Desalination with membrane technologies

• Solar Desalination with thermal technologies

Ph.D. Module 2

Digital Transformation & Smart Cities

Topics covered include

• Digital Energy

• Global energy consumption and Sustainable energy Management

• Smart Grid, what is?

• Motivation for smart grids

• Various applications of Smart Grid

• Smart metering

• Integration of renewables to the grid: various options

• Electric vehicles and smart grids

• Concept of vehicle to grid and grid to vehicle

• Energy Efficiency in Building

• Energy Storage and Electrification of transport

• Power Electronics

• Recent advancements and Future Trends

Ph.D. Module 3

Energy Efficiency & Solar Cooling

Topics covered include

• Fundamentals and Basic Technologies• Solar Cooling Systems

• Advanced Concepts

• Economics of Solar Cooling

• District Cooling & Heating

• Options for Coupling with Renewable Energy

• Advanced Concepts

• Economics of District Energy

• Fundamentals and Basic Concepts

• Enhancing Energy Efficiency of Power Generation

• Advance Concepts of Polygeneration

• Economical aspects

Ph.D. Module 4

Advanced Concepts in Economics of Renewable Energy Systems

Topics covered include

• Business models and risk management of RE projects

• Classical economic calculations

• Critical view of economic calculations

• Economic appraisal of renewable energy investments and cost-benefit analysis

• Structuring renewable energy projects for financing and assessing the investment risks

• Formulating investment and financial plans of renewable energy projects

Doctoral Program Fee

The Online Doctoral Program's tuition fee at Cambridge Corporate University is CHF 15'000(only fifteen-thousand Swiss francs) per year. A minimum of three years is required to satisfy the program requirements with an average tuition fee cost of CHF45,000. (Only forty-five thousandSwiss francs) including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.


Doctoral Payment plans are available in different models with minimal interest based on the admission and registration office's approval.


Registration fee of CHF200 ( Only two hundred Swiss francs) is applicable at the application time. The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.


For more details about the Doctoral program, to receive the program brochure and application, please visit the Doctoral Program Portal at the website or write to the Doctoral Office at: doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

Doctoral Program Fee

The Online Doctoral Program's tuition fee at Cambridge Corporate University is CHF 15'000(only fifteen-thousand Swiss francs) per year. A minimum of three years is required to satisfy the program requirements with an average tuition fee cost of CHF45,000. (Only forty-five thousandSwiss francs) including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.


Doctoral Payment plans are available in different models with minimal interest based on the admission and registration office's approval.


Registration fee of CHF200 ( Only two hundred Swiss francs) is applicable at the application time. The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.


For more details about the Doctoral program, to receive the program brochure and application, please visit the Doctoral Program Portal at the website or write to the Doctoral Office at: doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

Doctoral Application Process

Applications for admission to the program should be made to the Cambridge Corporate University Switzerland's Admission Office using the online application form or via writing to the Registrar Office at: registrar@cambridgecu.ch


In addition to the application form, applicants need to arrange for the following documents to be sent to the CCU Registrar Office using the online application form or via email to: registrar@cambridgecu.ch

Doctoral Application Process

Applications for admission to the program should be made to the Cambridge Corporate University Switzerland's Admission Office using the online application form or via writing to the Registrar Office at: registrar@cambridgecu.ch


In addition to the application form, applicants need to arrange for the following documents to be sent to the CCU Registrar Office using the online application form or via email to: registrar@cambridgecu.ch

1. Doctoral application

You should either complete the application online or download the application, complete it and send it via email.

1. Doctoral application

You should either complete the application online or download the application, complete it and send it via email.

2. Recent Curriculum Vitae (CV)

As part of your application to the doctoral program at CCU, you should provide the doctoral office with an updated copy of your CV.

2. Recent Curriculum Vitae (CV)

As part of your application to the doctoral program at CCU, you should provide the doctoral office with an updated copy of your CV.

3. Valid Passport or Identity Document (ID)

As part of your application to the doctoral program at CCU, you should provide the doctoral office with a valid and clear copy of your passport or ID document.

3. Valid Passport or Identity Document (ID)

As part of your application to the doctoral program at CCU, you should provide the doctoral office with a valid and clear copy of your passport or ID document.

4. Digital Picture

High-resolution formal photo is required for the doctoral ID card, the application form, and theDPP(Digital Profile Photo)

5. Academic Qualifications, Transcripts, Diploma, and Proof of Existing Qualifications

Applicants should send a clear scanned copy of their recent degree, transcripts, and proof of existing qualifications. If your documents are not in English, you must upload a translation carried out by an accredited translator. Please ensure that scanned documents are clear and legible:failure to do so will result in delays in your application's processing. You should also scan the reverse of your transcript if the mark scheme is explained there.

Qualifications in-progress: The transcript or mark sheet must include an up-to-date list of the subjects you have studied and the grades you have obtained in your studies so far. If you are at a university that does not supply transcripts or mark sheets, please ask your academic referees to comment in detail on your study progress. You may submit an application even if you are still awaiting some examination results; however, you must have fully graduated by the time you register at CCU.Please list each in-progress course's title and credit value that you are currently studying on the application.

Qualifications already awarded: The transcript should include the information above, plus your final overall grade/classification and the date on which your qualification was awarded. You should supply this information for all university-level studies and any transfer programs or exchanges that you have undertaken. If your transcript does not include your final grade/classification and date of award, we will request either a certified copy of your degree certificate or a completed proof of degree form if we make you an offer of admission. Please do not send your original degree certificate, as we cannot return documents to you.Applicants currently or formerly registered at CCU do not need to supply transcripts of their CCU qualifications as these are generated internally

6. Two Academic or Professional References

Doctoral Applicant should nominate two suitable referees by providing their contact details in the application. You must ensure that each of your nominated referees submits a reference in support of your application. You should use each referee's academic/official email address when nominating your referees. Once you have completed the References section of your application, your referees will automatically receive a reference request email from CCU asking them to submit their reference via email.

You may submit your application without waiting until we have received your references; as long as you have successfully nominated two referees and completed all other mandatory sections of the application form, you are ready to submit your application.All references must be written or translated into English.

7/ Doctoral Statement of Purpose (DSP)

Applicants to the CCU doctoral program should provide their Doctoral Statement of Purpose(DSP) that describes their academic interest in, understanding of, and suitability for that program, as well as the purpose and objectives in undertaking this graduate study and how the doctoral degree from CCU will reflect on their professional career.

The doctoral statement of academic purpose is an important part of your application. Selectors are looking for evidence of your academic motivation and suitability and what you can contribute to the program.

Your statement(s) should be typed and no longer than two sides of A4 paper. There is no fixed word limit, but we expect statement(s) to be no longer than 1,000 - 1,500 words.

In your statement, you may wish to discuss the following:

• Motivation for undertaking the program (s)

• Academic interests, strengths, and background relevant to the program (s)

• Areas of specific interest within the program (s)

• Academic ambitions and/or research interests related to the program

• Any professional aspirations and how academic work within the program (s) might help you realize such aspirations

• Other relevant information, such as additional reading or research, work, or other relevant experience that has informed your decision to apply for the particular program (s)

8. PhD Applications / Research Statement/ Proposal

Applicants to the Doctor of Philosophy degree, Ph.D. should submit their research statement with other application documents.You should state your research topic as accurately as possible. Your research statement/ proposal should address the following questions:

What is your general topic?

What questions do you want to answer?


Ph.D. applications that are received without a research proposal that addresses these questions will not be considered. Your proposal should be approximately 1,500 words in length

• Your research proposal must be your own work

• Make sure that each page has your name in the header or footer

• Make sure that you proofread your statement/ proposal before you send it, and make sure that you sent the final corrected version

• Stick to our recommended word limit - the selectors don't have time to read huge documents running too many pages.

9. English Test Score

There is no formal requirement to submit an English Test Score with your doctoral application; however, if the applicant cannot demonstrate fluency in the English language, an IELTS or TOEFL test report will also be required.

10.Payment confirmation of the application fee

to the provided CCU account via bank transfer,PayPal, or Credit-cardUnder no circumstances should payment card details be sent to LSE by email. Please note that the application fee is not refundable.

A proportion of the application fee income that we receive each year is used to support students scholarship at CCU.


Submitting Your Application

You must submit your application and supporting documents using either the online application form or via email to the Registrar Office at : registrar@cambridgecu.ch Please make sure that all of your supporting documents are legible and uploaded in one of the following formats: pdf, doc, docx, jpg, png, or gif.Please remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that your application is complete, including both references, your statement of academic purpose and CV, your transcript(s), the application fee payment confirmation, and, where applicable, GRE/GMAT scores, your research statement/ proposal and/or your sample of written work when applicable. Program selectors will not consider incomplete applications.

All the application forms, documents, and attachments should be sent via email to: registrar@cambridgecu.ch


Applications by post should be sent to :

Cambridge Corporate University

The Admission and Registration Office:

Seeburgstrasse 20, 6006 Lucerne, Switzerland

4. Digital Picture

High-resolution formal photo is required for the doctoral ID card, the application form, and theDPP(Digital Profile Photo)

5. Academic Qualifications, Transcripts, Diploma, and Proof of Existing Qualifications

Applicants should send a clear scanned copy of their recent degree, transcripts, and proof of existing qualifications. If your documents are not in English, you must upload a translation carried out by an accredited translator. Please ensure that scanned documents are clear and legible:failure to do so will result in delays in your application's processing. You should also scan the reverse of your transcript if the mark scheme is explained there.

Qualifications in-progress: The transcript or mark sheet must include an up-to-date list of the subjects you have studied and the grades you have obtained in your studies so far. If you are at a university that does not supply transcripts or mark sheets, please ask your academic referees to comment in detail on your study progress. You may submit an application even if you are still awaiting some examination results; however, you must have fully graduated by the time you register at CCU.Please list each in-progress course's title and credit value that you are currently studying on the application.

Qualifications already awarded: The transcript should include the information above, plus your final overall grade/classification and the date on which your qualification was awarded. You should supply this information for all university-level studies and any transfer programs or exchanges that you have undertaken. If your transcript does not include your final grade/classification and date of award, we will request either a certified copy of your degree certificate or a completed proof of degree form if we make you an offer of admission. Please do not send your original degree certificate, as we cannot return documents to you.Applicants currently or formerly registered at CCU do not need to supply transcripts of their CCU qualifications as these are generated internally

6. Two Academic or Professional References

Doctoral Applicant should nominate two suitable referees by providing their contact details in the application. You must ensure that each of your nominated referees submits a reference in support of your application. You should use each referee's academic/official email address when nominating your referees. Once you have completed the References section of your application, your referees will automatically receive a reference request email from CCU asking them to submit their reference via email.

You may submit your application without waiting until we have received your references; as long as you have successfully nominated two referees and completed all other mandatory sections of the application form, you are ready to submit your application.All references must be written or translated into English.

7/ Doctoral Statement of Purpose (DSP)

Applicants to the CCU doctoral program should provide their Doctoral Statement of Purpose(DSP) that describes their academic interest in, understanding of, and suitability for that program, as well as the purpose and objectives in undertaking this graduate study and how the doctoral degree from CCU will reflect on their professional career.

The doctoral statement of academic purpose is an important part of your application. Selectors are looking for evidence of your academic motivation and suitability and what you can contribute to the program.

Your statement(s) should be typed and no longer than two sides of A4 paper. There is no fixed word limit, but we expect statement(s) to be no longer than 1,000 - 1,500 words.

In your statement, you may wish to discuss the following:

• Motivation for undertaking the program (s)

• Academic interests, strengths, and background relevant to the program (s)

• Areas of specific interest within the program (s)

• Academic ambitions and/or research interests related to the program

• Any professional aspirations and how academic work within the program (s) might help you realize such aspirations

• Other relevant information, such as additional reading or research, work, or other relevant experience that has informed your decision to apply for the particular program (s)

8. PhD Applications / Research Statement/ Proposal

Applicants to the Doctor of Philosophy degree, Ph.D. should submit their research statement with other application documents.You should state your research topic as accurately as possible. Your research statement/ proposal should address the following questions:

What is your general topic?

What questions do you want to answer?


Ph.D. applications that are received without a research proposal that addresses these questions will not be considered. Your proposal should be approximately 1,500 words in length

• Your research proposal must be your own work

• Make sure that each page has your name in the header or footer

• Make sure that you proofread your statement/ proposal before you send it, and make sure that you sent the final corrected version

• Stick to our recommended word limit - the selectors don't have time to read huge documents running too many pages.

9. English Test Score

There is no formal requirement to submit an English Test Score with your doctoral application; however, if the applicant cannot demonstrate fluency in the English language, an IELTS or TOEFL test report will also be required.

10.Payment confirmation of the application fee

to the provided CCU account via bank transfer,PayPal, or Credit-cardUnder no circumstances should payment card details be sent to LSE by email. Please note that the application fee is not refundable.

A proportion of the application fee income that we receive each year is used to support students scholarship at CCU.


Submitting Your Application

You must submit your application and supporting documents using either the online application form or via email to the Registrar Office at : registrar@cambridgecu.ch Please make sure that all of your supporting documents are legible and uploaded in one of the following formats: pdf, doc, docx, jpg, png, or gif.Please remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that your application is complete, including both references, your statement of academic purpose and CV, your transcript(s), the application fee payment confirmation, and, where applicable, GRE/GMAT scores, your research statement/ proposal and/or your sample of written work when applicable. Program selectors will not consider incomplete applications.

All the application forms, documents, and attachments should be sent via email to: registrar@cambridgecu.ch


Applications by post should be sent to :

Cambridge Corporate University

The Admission and Registration Office:

Seeburgstrasse 20, 6006 Lucerne, Switzerland

For further information about the program or to receive an application form, please visit the Doctoral Program Portal at the Website or contact the program committee at: doctoral@cambridgecu.ch or write to the Registrar Office at CCU via : registrar@cambridgecu.ch

For further information about the program or to receive an application form, please visit the Doctoral Program Portal at the Website or contact the program committee at: doctoral@cambridgecu.ch or write to the Registrar Office at CCU via : registrar@cambridgecu.ch

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