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Energy Technologies and Economics

A more sustainable future is not possible without smarter energy use and advanced solutions. In this programme you will learn about the latest energy technologies, their efficiency and cost effectiveness. Combining engineering and economics, you will learn how to plan the development of energy systems, assess risks and forecast technology needs. Graduates of the Energy Technologies and Economics study programme will become professionals capable of tackling complex energy challenges, from corporate energy savings to national projects.

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Programme values

Students and lecturers collaborate in an engineering lab where real-world solutions are created – from mechanical systems to cutting-edge research. This is the essence of hands-on learning at KTU, driven by innovation and impact.
Valued by industry leaders

You will develop a strategic approach to the development of the energy sector, understanding its impact on both technological progress and economic growth. You will gain in-depth knowledge of advanced energy technologies, their application and management while acquiring the economic skills to make effective business and investment decisions.

KTU’s Santaka Valley building – a state-of-the-art research and innovation hub where academia and business collaborate. This is where future solutions are born.
Inspiring learning environment

This degree is designed for working professionals, with a cyclical blended learning approach that allows you to combine study with work. You will have access to the University’s Bloomberg Lab and a state-of-the-art Renewable Energy Technology Laboratory, where you can carry out advanced energy calculations.

Students from KTU’s GIFTed program tackle real-world challenges using the mind map method – this is a space for high-potential youth to collaborate, think creatively, and lead with purpose.
Real-world cases

Throughout the studies, industry experts will share real-life experiences and practical insights. The programme combines engineering and business to prepare future energy leaders. It is a programme for future professionals as it develops the ability to address complex challenges and apply advanced technologies for strategic solutions.

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New Freedom to shape your path

It is an interdisciplinary study programme combining technology and economics.

Career opportunities

Integrate expertise in both technology and economics.
This programme equips you with comprehensive knowledge of energy production and consumption technologies, while also developing your ability to assess and address economic challenges within the energy sector. You will be prepared to tackle not only technical issues but also financial and managerial tasks, creating sustainable, efficient, and cost-effective solutions.

Upon graduation, a broad range of career opportunities in various organisations will be open to you:

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Energy Project Manager

Coordinates with service providers on active projects, ensuring efficient management of budgets, resources, risks, and procurement processes. Proposes initiatives to enhance operational performance.

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Company Head (private or public sector)

Develops the business strategy of the company. Coordinates, plans and organises the unit’s activities using rational and efficient solutions.

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Energy Systems Analyst and Consultant

Analyses energy markets, forecasts energy needs and advises businesses and governments on energy issues.

Admission requirements and programme structure

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Cyclesecond cycle
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Field – power engineering
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Form, duration full-time studies (2 yr.)
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Language – english, lithuanian
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Degree awarded – master of engineering sciences
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Yearly price i : full-time studies – 5538 €, price per credit – 92,3 €
Module name Credits Method of organisation
Artificial Intelligence in Smart Grids 6 Blended learning
Energetic Systems Analysis 6 Blended learning
Energy Economics 6 On-campus learning
Energy Systems 6 Blended learning

Electives 1 (Select 6 cr.)

Social Responsibility 6 Blended learning
Strategic Management Accounting 6 Blended learning
Module name Credits Method of organisation
Financial Management Decisions 6 Blended learning
Markets of Energy Resources 6 Blended learning
Power System Planning 6 Blended learning
Research Project 1 6 Blended learning

Electives 2 (Select 6 cr.)

Efficient Energy Consumption 6 Blended learning
Managerial Economics 6 Blended learning

Electives 3 (Select 6 cr.)

Financial and Economic Analysis of Energy 6 Blended learning
Sustainable Energy 6 Blended learning
Module name Credits Method of organisation
Master’s Degree Final Project 30 Blended learning
Good to know
  • Module – a part of a study programme consisting of several related topics.
  • Credit – a unit of the volume of a study module in hours.
  • On-campus – learning on the university premises.
  • Blended – learning on the university premises and online.
  • Module – a part of a study programme consisting of several related topics.
  • Credit – a unit of the volume of a study module in hours.
  • Blended – learning on the university premises and online.
  • Module – a part of a study programme consisting of several related topics.
  • Credit – a unit of the volume of a study module in hours.
  • Blended – learning on the university premises and online.
  • Module – a part of a study programme consisting of several related topics.
  • Credit – a unit of the volume of a study module in hours.
  • Blended – learning on the university premises and online.
University bachelor degree certificate: Engineering sciences, technologies, mathematical sciences, computer sciences and physical sciences or economics, management or business.
Proficiency in English: IELTS ≥ 6.0, TOEFL ≥ 85, CEFR ≥ C1, or previously completed studies in english language.
Transcript requirements: Obtain a suitable transcript of your bachelor's degree from your school.

If unavailable, provide official translations and verified copies of the original documents.

Accepted languages: English / Russian 
Document legalisation: The documents must be legalised (Apostille) by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued.

This requirement does not apply to the documents issued in the EU and Belarus, Ukraine.

0,9 average grade (CGPA) of University‘s Bachelor’s degree (min. length – 180 ECTS) and its supplement
0,1 motivation letter and online interview
+ ≤ 4

additional points
science activities (scientific publications, presentations at scientific conferences, participation in exhibitions, work in student science society or science group etc.) or art activities (publication or realization of artwork, participation in art exhibitions, contests of architecture) ≤ 2
at least 1 year of work experience in the field of study programme 0,5 
graduated from academic talent development program in higher education institution (for example "GIFTed talent academy") 0,5 
partial studies in the higher education institution abroad with ≥24 ECTS completed 0,5
bachelor's or master's (if integrated study programme is completed) degree diploma with honours  0,5
admission procedure

Testimonials

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My master’s added basic economics knowledge and skills to the engineering background I acquired during my undergraduate studies. During my master’s studies, I took part in a European Union project closely related to my thesis on the optimisation of energy storage devices. This study programme is an excellent choice for young people who are looking to broaden their knowledge in different disciplines and gain a better understanding of not only engineering but also economics.

Tautvydas Šikšnys
2nd year student
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I wanted to contribute to Lithuania’s energy independence, and since my work is in the thermal energy sector, I chose this study programme. The main challenge was travelling to lectures from Klaipėda, but after a while, I got used to it and it became a ritual. Since graduating, I have been able to expand the range of energy-related services in the company where I work.

Aivaras Vasylius
Technical Director, Velma
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Continuing with a master’s degree is important for those who want to gain more economic and technological knowledge of the energy sector. The knowledge and skills acquired at KTU can be practically applied in a wide range of areas, from occupational safety to global challenges in the energy sector. It is not only students’ abilities that are evaluated here, but also their initiatives and desire to improve.

Aistija Vaišnorienė
Advisor of Electricity Division, NCC

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FAQ

The Energy Technologies and Economics programme addresses global challenges such as climate change, fossil fuel dependency and the need for sustainability. You will understand how to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy and to reduce CO₂ emissions on a global scale, how the energy sector affects the global economy and politics, energy supply chains, geopolitical conflicts over resources and their impact on the global market. You will learn how to develop sustainable, economically viable and socially responsible energy strategies that contribute to a cleaner and safer global future. You will not only gain knowledge of global energy issues but also develop practical skills to address them.

Yes, in the first semester, students are introduced to Artificial Intelligence and its application to various data analysis and visualisation in the field of energy, modelling and analysing processes in smart grids using machine learning and historical data. Students can apply the acquired skills in research projects and master’s theses.

The Energy Technologies and Economics programme provides the technical, economic and managerial skills required for the modern development of the energy sector. Students acquire knowledge not only of energy technologies, but also of economic and managerial aspects. Interdisciplinary skills enable them to work in both technological and economic positions. This gives them an advantage in the labour market.

 

Contacts

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International Studies Office
Student Info Center
Studentų St. 50, LT-51368 Kaunas
email international@ktu.lt

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Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
IX Chamber
Studentų St. 48, LT-51367 Kaunas
email eef@ktu.lt

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