Energy Science & Technology Master: Overview and Orientations

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This lecture provides an overview of the Energy Science & Technology Master program at EPFL, focusing on the four pillars of the program: design of energy conversion devices, modelling of energy networks, end-uses and applications, and energy systems analysis. It also discusses the program's openness to various backgrounds, common core courses, optional orientations, and the outcomes for students. Additionally, the lecture delves into the three specific orientations available within the program: Energy Conversion Devices, Energy Systems, and Energy Management and Sustainability.

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