Renewable Energy Engineering (with Foundation Year) - BEng (Hons)

Wrexham University

The BEng (Hons) Renewable Energy Engineering equips you with the skills to shape the future of sustainable energy. Combining theory, hands-on labs, and industry-informed projects, the programme uses an exam-free approach to prepare you for impactful careers in renewable energy and the global green transition.You will -Gain practical experience with renewable energy systems in modern labs and workshops-Work on team-based design projects tackling real-world energy and sustainability challenges-Engage with strong industry links and employer-informed teaching, opening doors to professional opportunities-Be assessed through coursework, labs, and projects instead of traditional exams, reflecting industry practice-Benefit from a blended approach to teaching with hands-on learning, digital resources, and flexible study options-Graduate ready to contribute to the renewable energy sector or pursue further postgraduate study and researchKey Course Features: This course is designed in line with the AHEP-4 framework, ensuring alignment with professional engineering expectationsExplore unique modules such as Smart Grids, Energy Storage & Network Integration, and Hydrogen & Emerging TechnologiesDevelop expertise in energy modelling, simulation, and system integration for sustainable technologiesYou will begin the course with a STEM Foundation Year. This pathway provides essential grounding in mathematics, science, and core engineering skills, ensuring you are fully prepared to progress with confidence into the degreeComplete a substantial individual final-year project in a renewable energy area of your choice or industry relevanceEnhance your final year with a professional placement, embedded within the Professional Practice module. Lasting up to 12 weeks in Semester 2, this valuable opportunity allows you to gain real-world industry experience, strengthen your CV, and build professional networks before graduationPlease note that this degree is currently subject to validation. Course content, structure, and module titles may be subject to change prior to final approval

School of Applied Science, Computing and Engineering