Master of Science Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency – Management, Engineering and Application (REMENA)

Admission Requirements

Graduation Requirements
Prospective applicants for the REMENA master program are required to

1. have successfully completed a bachelor's program or an equivalent degree in mathematics, computer science, natural sciences or engineering or to hold an equivalent degree with an average mark on an international scale, or
2. have successfully completed a bachelor's program or an equivalent degree in law, business sciences/economics or social sciences with an average mark on an international scale and has successfully passed modules in the field of mathematics, natural or engineering sciences.

Required Work Experience
One year practical experience (internships, vocational education, professional work, and others) preferably in the energy sector.

Language Requirements
Evidence of very good knowledge of the English language to the level of B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CEFR must be presented. This evidence is granted for applicants, if English is the mothertongue, or previous studies were completely conducted in English.
 

Visa Requirements
If you are accepted for the program, you have to organize different visa for your stay abroad. All people need a visa for the countries which are not their home country. The visa must cover the entire duration of the academic year and is a pre-condition for enrolment. 

Financial Requirements
To enroll to the master program the student has to pay

• 10,000 Euro tuition fees and
  additional semester fees at the universities as follows:
• around 150 - 200 Euro in Hyderabad/Monastir per year
• around 390 Euro in Kassel per semester. This service fee must be paid for all semesters due to the fact that the students have to be permanently registered as students of the University of Kassel. 

Before applying, make sure that you can cover the expenses of the REMENA study program:

• REMENA Fees

• Check out about the required documents:
  • certified copies of awarded academic degrees
  • certified copies of academic transcripts
  • certified copies of school leaving certificate
  • certified copies of job reference or attestation of employment related to renewable energies in English
  • proof of English proficiency: TOEFL or IELTS or proof of undergraduate studies conducted in English
  • hand-signed letter of motivation
  • 2 letters of recommendation (academic letter of recommendation/professional letter/s of recommendation)
  • hand-signed CV (please use the Europass specimen form at https://europa.eu/europass/en)
• Check out the country notes on the uni-assist website: Country notes.
• Read the uni-assist notes on official certifications and sworn translations: Attestations and translations.
• Translate your respective documents into German or English.
• Obtain officially certified copies of certificates and translations.
• Make digital copies of the original documents and certificates.

• Find information about the application procedure on the uni-assist website: "Apply". “How to apply”
• If necessary, take a look at the how-to video tutorials on the application procedure via uni-assist.
• Finalize your application process on the uni-assist website!

Deadlines for applications

• January 15 for summer term, i.e. start of studies in March in Kassel
• July 15 for winter term, i.e. start of studies in September in Hyderabad or in Monastir

Pay the application fee of 75 Euros. You can find out more about the payment options here. Please be aware, that your bank might charge transfer fees.

After uni-assist has received your payment and your application, you will receive confirmation of the receipt by e-mail.

• The application will first be formally examined: Have all documents been submitted? Are the formal requirements met?
• Upon completion of the formal examination, the application is forwarded to the examination board of your chosen degree programme.
• In the next step, the examination board checks whether the substantive requirements for admission are also met. The examination board decides on the equivalence of the subject matter, the acknowledgement of previous performance, it decides on admission and rejection and, if necessary, imposes conditions regarding content.
• The examination board reports the result back to the Master's Office digitally.
• Should it be discovered in the course of the procedure that documents are missing, the applicants will be informed of this by email. The email will state the deadline for submission.
• It may take up to six weeks before you receive the result. Please refrain from making any enquiries during this period.

• I receive a positive reply from the University of Kassel by mail and e-mail.
  • If necessary, I have to submit additional documents.
• Do I need a visa? If yes, I can apply for it with the positive decision at the German embassy or a German consulate in my home country. To apply for a visa, I need the positive decision of the University of Kassel, proof of financing my studies and proof of health insurance.

Visa information

1. Prospective students from EU member states, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland generally do not need an entry visa. An identity card is sufficient for entry.
2. Prospective students from all other non-EU countries need a visa to enter the country. You should apply for this as early as possible at the German Embassy or a German Consulate in your home country or country of residence. If you are accompanied by your spouse or children during your stay, it is advisable to submit the applications for you and your family members at the same time - even if your family only enters a few weeks after you. Detailed information on obtaining a visa
3. Prospective students from Australia, Israel, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, Republic of Korea and the USA do not require a visa for entry. For longer stays of more than three months, however, you need a residence permit. After entering Germany, you can apply for this at the respective aliens' registration office (Ausländerbehörde) in Germany.

You can find further information on how to prepare in your home country here: Welcome Centre - Preparations in your home country

Please make sure to apply for your visa for Germany as soon as possible because of, currently, very long handling times!