Universidad CEU San Pablo Master in Energy Efficiency and Building Installations
Universidad CEU San Pablo

Universidad CEU San Pablo

Master in Energy Efficiency and Building Installations

Madrid, Spain

Master degree

9 months

Spanish

Part time

Oct 2026

Blended

Key Summary

    About : The Master in Energy Efficiency and Building Installations focuses on the concepts and technologies that lead to energy-efficient practices in building designs and installations. The course covers topics such as renewable energy sources, energy consumption reduction, and sustainable material usage, preparing students for challenges in modern construction and energy systems.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can explore various career paths, including energy efficiency consultant, building services engineer, and sustainability manager. Opportunities may exist in governmental agencies, private firms, and non-profit organizations focused on energy conservation and sustainable building practices.

Why take the Master in Renewable Energy at CEU?

  1. Possibility of obtaining a master's degree + triple degree You will obtain a Diploma in Sustainable Certifications (included) and a Specialist in Facilities Management (optional), both from the Universidad CEU San Pablo . You will be able to take an exam with AESCAI for its title of Higher Indoor Environmental Quality Technician (optional with additional cost)
  2. Oriented to European Regulations and sustainable certifications LEED, BREEAM, WELL, PASSIVEHOUSE and VERDE and certification in social environment and GRESB governance strategies. The master prepares you to face the new package of measures published by the European Commission on climate, energy, land use, transport and taxation
  3. Laboratory experience and simulation toolsYou will acquire practical knowledge of installations and renewable energies through the simulated application in the CEU laboratory. You will use the Lider-Calener (HULC), CE3X, SIMAPRO and CYPE software; in addition to the Design Builder energy simulator and the ANSYS CFD air movement simulator.