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PV i Undervisningen EFP 33033-0020
1.1 Academic training (universities and research institutions)
European level training activities are mentioned in the following in a random sequence (for
the detailed description of each one of them please see the attached websites).
1.1.1 EUREC (European Renewable Energy Centres Agency):
Administers an European Master in Renewable Energy (http://www.master.eurec.be)
within which PV is an important part. It is supported by the EC DG TREN through the
ALTENER programme; ADEME from France is one of the other sponsors. The
participating universities are:
- Ecole des Mines de Paris (Engineering school of mines of Paris, France)
- Loughborough University (UK)
- University of Zaragoza (Spain)
- Oldenburg University (Germany)
- University of Athens (Greece)
- Kassel University (Germany)
- National Technical University of Athens (Greece)
- University of Northumbria (UK)
- University of Zaragoza (Spain)
In this programme, students study the first semester at one of the four universities above,
where they follow topics relating to all types of renewable energy. PV is part of the core
syllabus in solar energy (solar thermal and solar photovoltaics). In the second semester,
students specialise in a particular renewable energy at one of the rest five universities.
Current options are wind, biomass, PV, hybrid systems or energy in buildings. Those
students who choose PV, study at Northumbria (UK). The programme ends with a sixmonth
project related to the specialisation taken and undertaken in industry, a research
laboratory or at the university. Core courses are taught in three different languages
(English, French and Spanish) and the specialisations in English. The course has both
European and non-European students and most graduates end up working in the renewables
field.
1.1.2 The Solar Institute Jülich (SIJ):
At Aachen University of Applied Science also cooperates with a large number of
universities and research institutes all over the world (http://www.fhaachen.de/partner.html)
and is involved in a number of projects concerning training
activities in Europe, Latin America and in the Indo-Asian region.
1.1.3 European Solar Engineering School:
(http://www.eses.org) is a one-year program organised by the Solar Energy Research
Center (SERC) at Dalarna University in Sweden. This program leads to a Swedish
"Magisterexamen" (Master of Science) with a major in Mechanical Engineering and
specialisation in Solar Energy Engineering. All courses are taught in English. The
programme includes both courses and a thesis; it focuses on designing PV and hybrid
systems and on passive solar heating in buildings. PV relevant courses are solar electricity,
PV and hybrid system design, solar buildings.
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