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Are you curious to know what it’s like to study the Master of Sustainable Energy? Here is Sustainable Energy scholar Leo Kannampuzha's firsthand account of how the program has opened doors to exciting projects and helped him overcome Imposter Syndrome.

Alexandra Lucero shares her career journey and encourages you to trust yourself, follow your aspirations and seize every opportunity that comes your way.

Ben Solomon a Master of Sustainable Energy graduate and now an Energy Efficiency Officer at the City of Gold Coast shares his experiences and insights on how the MSE program has helped him pivot his career towards the energy industry.

The School of Chemical Engineering offers two partial tuition fee scholarships (up to $12,000 each) to study the Master of Sustainable Energy / Master of Sustainable Energy (Management) in semester 1 2023.

Being an international postgraduate student in Australia isn’t always easy – especially not if you are shy and don’t feel confident in English. But with the support and encouragement from your classmates – and a well-meaning push from your course coordinator, you can challenge your self-doubt, and unleash your potential. Here is Missy’s story about how she overcame the barriers of her shyness and took the opportunities presented to her after graduation. 

The University of Queensland is playing a key role in policy and research to attract investment in new energy projects and sustainable hydrogen supply in Queensland, supporting the global transition to a low emissions future.

What does it take to study online for 18 months from Eurasia? Yeldos Bozhbanov would know it takes quite a bit of resilience and motivation to open the laptop at 5 am in the morning for the daily lectures on Zoom during the intensive teaching periods. Yeldos studies the Master of Sustainable Energy (Management), and after three semesters studying online from Kazakhstan, he finally made it to Brisbane to complete the last semester of his degree.

Syed Karim is taking his career to the next level in the Renewable Energy landscape, and with a UQ Sustainable Energy scholarship, he is well on his way.

Building relationships with industry, government and academia is an integral part of studying Sustainable Energy at UQ. Students benefit greatly from networking both in and outside the classroom.

UQ has a number of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available for students wanting to study the Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Energy full-time in Semester 2, 2021

Domestic and international students looking to study sustainable energy at UQ can apply for scholarships for the Master of Sustainable Energy (MSE) in Semester 2, 2021. Deadline is 28 June.

Megan Wheeldon has chosen to study UQ’s Master of Sustainable Energy (MSE) as the program marries engineering and science with policy making and economics.

Learn all about the skills you will acquire, the networking opportunities offered and what jobs you might take on with UQ's Master in Sustainable Energy in this Q&A video.

Diversity in energy resources is key to driving the transition to a low-carbon energy future, but diversity in gender is also essential. A MSE graduate and student share their thoughts on the strengths of female energy leaders.

“Fix yourself, fix your home, then fix your nation” – this Mongolian proverb underpins the reasons why Australia Awards Awardee Saka came to Australia with his wife and children.

Felipe Hodar graduated with a UQ Master of Sustainable Energy last year. Working as a Business Development Manager in a large energy company, he is across a variety of renewable energy projects in Chile.

UQ’s Master of Sustainable Energy students are not only working hard to soak up as much knowledge as they can about the transition to a low-carbon future. They are also tackling the recent challenges of studying online.

Could the Australia Awards Scholarships provide a pathway for you to study the Master of Sustainable Energy or the Master of Sustainable Energy (Management) as an international student?

On board the longest flight I have ever taken in my life from Zimbabwe to Australia 18 months ago, I was reflecting on my life and how I got to this point.