MSc University of Twente | Environmental & Energy Management

DEAR NEW STUDENT TO THE PRE-MASTER AND MSC ENVIRONMENTAL & ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME.

Please check the website of the BMS Faculty introduction day, (to register as a participant).
Electronic systems and applications; a list and short explanation can be found here, and manual for these systems and application can be found here.
All students should know the study programme they want to follow at the beginning of their studies. For you as an MSc EEM student this means that you should know which track you will study, and what electives you want to choose for the first quartile. The study programme for the MSc EEM can be found here. Course information can be found in the Osiris Course Catalogue.
All students should know the study programme they want to study at the beginning of their studies. For you as a pre-master for Environmental & Energy Managment student this means that you should know the programme that is stated in the admission letter you received via e-mail from the Admission Committee. Course information can be found in the Osiris Course Catalogue.
For required literature, please check the course information via the course catalogue and check the site of the Study Association

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You can find all scheduled lectures via: http://rooster.utwente.nl. Please login with your student account and select the courses you want to see in the timetable.
You can find the full names of the buildings with the abbreviations from the schedule here www.utwente.nl/en/campus/about/buildings/. The buildings on University Twente campus can be found via the map: www.utwente.nl/campusmap
Yes, there is, it can be found here: www.utwente.nl/en/educational-systems/new_students/. Please make sure you select the correct version (MSc version for pre-master and MSc EEM programmes).
Please see all information you need as new student via: www.utwente.nl/en/bms/kick-in/
If you are able to work or are otherwise active alongside your studies really depends on the work and your ability to plan; it’s at your own responsibility and risk to plan your work alongside your lectures, group work, and exams. Please keep in mind that we do not facilitate a part time study programme:
- lectures will be scheduled on every work day;
- not all lectures are equally planned every week;
- exams are planned by the Programme and cannot be rescheduled;
- the study load to successfully complete the courses is approximately 42 hours a week.
The academic calendar of the UT shows which weeks during the year educational activities are (potentially) scheduled. If you plan your holiday during these weeks, this is at your own risk and responsibility, no educational activities will be re-scheduled because of your holiday. There are plenty of weeks available during the year that are allocated for Holidays, feel free to book your holiday in those weeks.
All students need to meet a requirement on English language skills before being admitted to the Programme, so the Programme administration is confident all students are able to study all materials. However, you can always experience a struggle with English skills, in that case you can contact the ‘UT Language Centre’ to see what you can do to improve your English language skills (www.utwente.nl/tcp).
During your studies you can already do a lot to prepare your future career, next to studying. Of course, content-wise you can choose the specialisation track of your interest, elective course(s) and the topic of your thesis in such a way that you are connected to up-to-date knowledge as wanted by employers. Furthermore, your set of skills can be trained and developed as best suiting your preferred employer and/or type of job. At the UT a lot of connections with future employers can be made, we advise you to check at an early stage of your studies the opportunities via alumni, LinkedIn, Student Union, Bedrijvendagen, etc. Also please check www.utwente.nl/careerservices.