REEM Modules & Programmes
Taught modules 2011-12:-
SPG8009 Renewable Energy Policy, Politics and Ethics (10 credits) Eur Ing Ian Arbon
MST8010 Project Management (10 credits) - Module Leader Dr Clare Fitzsimmons
SPG8012 Renewable Energy: Energy Management (10 credits) - Module Leader Ms Sharon Joyce
SPG8013 Environmental Impact Assessment (10 credits) - Module Leader Prof John Bythell
SPG8014 Introduction to Hydro,Wind, Wave and Tidal Energy (10 credits) - Module Leader Dr Sandy Anderson
SPG8015 Enterprise & Entrepreneurship (20 credits) Ms Katie Wray
SPG8016 Business Enterprise (20 credits) Ms Katie Wray
SPG8017 Introduction to Bioenergy and Photovoltaics (10 credits) - Module Leader Dr Paul Bilsborrow
Taught modules 2012-13:-
SPG8009 Renewable Energy Policy, Politics and Ethics (10 credits) Eur Ing Ian Arbon
MST8010 Project Management (10 credits) - Module Leader Dr Clare Fitzsimmons
SPG8012 Renewable Energy: Energy Management (10 credits) - Module Leader Ms Sharon Joyce
SPG8013 Environmental Impact Assessment (10 credits) - Module Leader Prof John Bythell
SPG8014 Introduction to Hydro,Wind, Wave and Tidal Energy (10 credits) - Module Leader Dr Sandy Anderson
SPG8015 Enterprise & Entrepreneurship (20 credits) Ms Katie Wray
SPG8016 Business Enterprise (20 credits) Ms Katie Wray
SPG8017 Introduction to Bioenergy and Photovoltaics (10 credits) - Module Leader Dr Paul Bilsborrow
SPG8024 Quantifying Energy Decision Making (10 credits) - Module Leader Dr Sandy Anderson
SPG8025 Energy from the Earth (10 credits) - Module Leader Dr Bryn Jones
Each taught module is delivered by a combination of distance learning material and a one-week intensive school. Pre-school distance learning material is usually made available 6 weeks prior to the intensive school. The intensive school consolidates the information learnt in pre-school study, and on most modules, students will be examined on this material at the end of the week. A post-school assignment is set on some modules, to be completed within one month from the end of the intensive week. Assessment criteria for each module is stated on the module outline forms above and in the Handbook. Some modules require knowledge of certain topics. Click here for a table of requirements.
MSc in Renewable Energy, Enterprise & Management (REEM)
The Master of Science in Renewable Energy, Enterprise & Management (REEM) is 180 credits, it can be undertaken in a full time or part time mode and students may transfer between modes by agreement with the Degree Programme Director. The full time programme lasts for one year. The part time programme can begin with any module, with approval from the Degree Programme Director, and may be studied for a maximum of 5 years. Candidates shall take the all of the above taught modules, plus:
SPG8097 Enterprise Project and Report (80 credits) 2011-12
SPG8094 Enterprise Project and Report (60 credits) 2012-13
Pg Dip. Postgraduate Diploma in Renewable Energy, Enterprise & Management (REEM)
The Postgraduate Diploma in Renewable Energy is 120 credits. It can also be taken full time or part time or as a combination of both. The full time programme of study lasts for one year and can be started throughout the year. The part time programme can also be started throughout the year, with approval from the Degree Programme Director, and may be studied for a maximum period of 5 years. Candidates starting in or after 2012-13 shall take SPG8014 Introduction to Hydro, Wind, Wave & Tidal Energy; SPG8015 Enterprise & Entrepreneurship; SPG8017 Introduction to Bioenergy and Photovoltaics; SPG8024 Quantifying Energy Decision Making, and a further 40 credits from the list of taught modules above. Students also take a project:
SPG8098 Enterprise Project (Diploma) (40 credits) 2011-12
SPG8093 Enterprise Project (Diploma) (30 credits) 2012-13
Postgraduate Certificate in Renewable Energy, Enterprise & Management (REEM)
The Postgraduate Certificate programme is 60 credits and can be undertaken in a full time or part time mode or as a combination of both. The full time programme can be started throughout the year and the minimum duration is dependent on the modules chosen. The part time programme can begin at any time, with the approval from the Degree Programme Director, and may be studied for a period of up to 3 years. Candidates starting in or after 2012-13 shall take SPG8014, SPG8015, SPG8017 & SPG8024, and a further 10 credits from the list of taught modules above.
