The Energy Systems and Data Analytics MSc equips you with advanced data science, artificial intelligence and energy modelling skills to address the complex challenges in the energy transition. The course prepares you for a career in energy analytics, policy, consulting, or smart technology development, where data-driven solutions and artificial intelligence are transforming energy systems.
Designed in collaboration with industry, the Energy Systems and Data Analytics MSc equips you with the advanced skills needed to support net zero goals, combining technical knowledge of energy systems with expertise in data science, artificial intelligence (AI), advanced machine learning and deep learning.
A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.
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UCL offers a range of financial awards aimed at assisting both prospective and current students with their studies.
Within 15 months of graduation, 97.7% of Energy Systems and Data Analytics MSc graduates were in employment or further study. Graduates from the Energy Systems and Data Analytics MSc have gone onto careers in government, consultancy, energy utilities, data and AI start-ups, and global NGOs. Typical roles include energy analyst, data scientist, systems modeller, sustainability consultant, low-carbon advisor, climate policy advisor and smart energy specialist.
Notable employers include Octopus Energy, Deloitte, Shell, China Huadian, and Atkins, showcasing the programme’s strong interdisciplinary and industry alignment. Graduates often contribute directly to Net Zero strategies, work internationally across energy transitions, and secure roles in influential organisations shaping the future of sustainable energy.
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