The Master's Degree Course in Energy Engineering is structured and organized to provide students with the tools to operate in an ever-evolving context. The educational objectives are aimed at deepening the scientific knowledge that underpins the engineering applications of energy in the environmental, chemical, construction, electrical, hydraulic, mechanical, and transportation sectors.

To this end, energy-related topics pertinent to these sectors are analyzed, developed, and thoroughly examined with a specialized perspective, focusing on the components used in various energy subsystems, and an integrated and planning perspective. Indeed, considering the inherently multidisciplinary nature of energy, the training of specialists in Energy Engineering also includes essential elements of territorial planning, environmental protection, energy resource economics, and sustainable development.