Global energy consumption is increasing, and meanwhile, the environmental impacts of human activity need to be reduced.
Our energy technology master’s programmes will give you a comprehensive understanding of how sustainable and modern energy systems work and what needs to be considered in their design and use. You will learn about different energy production methods and the safe use of nuclear power.
At LUT University in Finland, research and teaching support the world's transition to carbon neutrality. Join us in making the world a better place and become a responsible future decision-maker.
Apply to our master's programmes now and start your journey with us.
LUT University is a public science university in Finland, bringing together the fields of technology, business, and social and communication sciences. Our degree programmes are developed in close cooperation with industry, ensuring your studies are relevant to the changing needs of your profession.
We have been ranked in international university rankings among the top 3 % of universities on a global scale (Times Higher Education).
Choose from technology, business, or social and communication sciences master’s programmes. Apply to the master's programmes now through regular admission.
Each master's programme is 120 ECTS credits, and you will graduate within two academic years. The programmes are mainly on-campus, but we also offer blended learning programmes.
Most of our master's programmes have quality labels from international accreditation organisations: EUR-ACE, Euro-Inf, and ASIIN in technology and AACSB and EFMD in business.
Apply to our energy technology master's programmes through regular admission from 15 December 2025 to 21 January 2026. To apply, you need to submit an online application form along with the required documents.
Here is a checklist for applying to a master's programme:
No entrance exams. Studies start at the end of August 2026.
If you have any questions about applying, contact admission@lut.fi.
Citizens of non-EU/EEA countries pay an application fee of EUR 100 when applying to higher education in Finland. With this single fee, you can apply to multiple programmes starting in the same academic term at any university or university of applied sciences in Finland. The application fee does not guarantee admission to studies.
There are no application fees for students from EU/EEA countries.
Students from outside the EU/EEA pay a tuition fee of EUR 15,000 per academic year for all English-language master's programmes at LUT.
Tuition is free for students from EU/EEA countries.
We offer an early bird discount of EUR 5,000 for the first year and a scholarship of EUR 5,000 for the second year. Read more about Early Bird discount and scholarships.
After completing a master's degree at LUT, you can continue your studies at the doctoral level, expanding your knowledge in a specific field of study and deepening your academic skills.
Our doctoral programmes cover all of LUT’s fields of science: business, technology, and social and communication sciences. During your doctoral studies, you will acquire in-depth knowledge of your research field and be able to apply research methods to generate new scientific knowledge.
Finland is a booming country that is consistently ranked among the top ten in the world in terms of the standard of living, economic stability, and education.
Finland is:
Finland is known for its high standard of living, which means the local price level is not the lowest in the world. However, the cost of living in Finland is about the same as in other EU countries. Expenses vary depending on the accommodation you choose and your personal spending habits.
In LUT’s campus cities, living expenses including accommodation in a student apartment may amount to roughly EUR 700–800 a month.
As a degree student in Finland, you will receive a student card that entitles you to student discounts on meals and other services (e.g., transport, museums, cultural events, and recreational activities).
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