Teaching and research

Sustainable business requires a solid foundation: research and teaching have been an integral part of the EUREF-Campus from the very beginning.

How can green hydrogen be produced? What options are available for storing renewable energy? Which technologies have the potential to shape the future while also being economically viable? These are just some of the questions that students of Technische Universität Berlin explore as part of their master’s studies at the EUREF-Campus Berlin.

A strong focus on practical experience is at the heart of the concept. In particular, students benefit from the expertise available across the EUREF-Campus. From an early stage, they have the opportunity to connect with companies, start-ups and research institutions based on campus. The close proximity of research, teaching and business creates opportunities for knowledge exchange, collaboration and practical experience – benefiting all those involved.

EUREF-Talent-Campus

Since the winter semester of 2012/2013, Technische Universität Berlin has offered continuing education master’s programmes focusing on the interrelated fields of urban development and energy at the EUREF-Campus.

In 2008, TU-Campus EUREF gGmbH was established as an interdisciplinary European institution for teaching, research and consulting to develop these programmes. Since 2011, it has been recognised as an affiliated institute of Technische Universität Berlin. The institute supports the transformation from fossil-based energy concepts towards approaches based on renewable energy. At the EUREF-Campus in Berlin-Schöneberg, it offers continuing education and training programmes for different target groups, as well as research and consulting services and, in particular, master’s programmes with a direct focus on the topics of the energy transition.

With the opening of the EUREF-Campus in North Rhine-Westphalia, students have also been able to learn in a living laboratory for the energy transition in Düsseldorf since 2025. Find out more about talent development at the EUREF-Campi in Berlin and Düsseldorf at talent-campus.euref.de.

Master’s degree programmes

TU Berlin currently offers English-language master’s degree programs in energy management, building sustainability, and sustainable mobility management.

These internationally recognized master’s programs are structured in a modular and interdisciplinary manner and train future experts and managers. They are designed for students and young professionals with a first academic degree (bachelor’s, master’s, diploma) in the fields of energy, construction, architecture, transportation, technology, economics, and law. At least one year of professional experience after graduation is also required.

Contact:

TUB/CO GmbH – TU Berlin Corporate
Room 5.10
Hardenbergstr. 16-18
10623 Berlin
Germany

+49 30 314-23288
contact@master-in-energy.com
www.tubadvancedmasters.de

MBA Building Sustainability

Management Methods for Energy Efficiency is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary master’s programme for those planning a career in the planning and management of real estate projects, with a focus on implementing sustainability and recognising the relevance of different urban contexts.

Germany’s Energiewende, or energy transition, has attracted international attention. It encompasses a wide range of measures aimed at moving Europe’s largest economy away from fossil fuels and nuclear energy. Achieving this requires a transformation across all areas of energy production and consumption. Alongside mobility and industry, buildings are therefore a key factor in the energy transition.

The programme provides students with the skills, methods and concepts needed to assess and understand different approaches and develop them towards sustainable solutions. These competencies are essential for buildings, construction projects and real estate developments that seek to improve energy efficiency and address other sustainability criteria while balancing economic, social, environmental and cultural considerations and taking responsibility for future generations.

MBA Energy Management

The energy sector is one of today’s most dynamic and influential industries and plays a key role in the global economy, the environment and society as a whole. Climate and economic developments, public opinion, technological progress and regulatory changes create both challenges and opportunities. This complex environment requires new approaches from highly qualified experts with a broad perspective, an international outlook and the ability to develop effective solutions.

Germany is widely recognised for its role in the global Energiewende, supported by its economic, entrepreneurial and industrial strength as well as its energy policies. This MBA programme combines academic excellence with industry expertise and aims to contribute to knowledge exchange and progress in the energy sector at an international level. It equips students with the skills needed for leadership roles and for making strategic, informed and sustainable management decisions in the energy sector and beyond.

MBA Sustainable Mobility Management

Sustainable Mobility Management is an MBA programme designed for transport engineers, mobility experts, urban planners, architects and sustainability project managers who want to deepen their specialist knowledge of sustainable mobility management.

Public authorities, companies and other stakeholders in the transport and mobility sector need to rethink established strategies. Every urban area faces its own specific challenges: congestion, emissions, safety, accessibility and economic impacts are just some of the factors shaping how people move around their cities. This creates a growing need for broadly trained and highly qualified managers who can address these challenges through new technologies and innovative business models.

The Sustainable Mobility Management MBA addresses a growing need for specialised expertise in the mobility sector. It prepares students for leadership roles and equips them with the skills to develop forward-looking and sustainable mobility solutions.

Details about the degree programs, application deadlines, and other useful information can be found on the homepage of the master’s degree programs.

Mobility2Grid Research Campus

Mobility2Grid conducts research at the EUREF-Campus into concepts for low-carbon mobility and urban environments with reduced air pollution and noise, as well as improved road safety. The research campus focuses on transforming mobility and transport systems while taking the energy system into account. The concepts and solutions analysed and tested in the living laboratory at the EUREF-Campus have the potential to be applied to larger urban and municipal areas.

Since its launch in 2011, the research campus has undergone continuous development and is now in its second funding phase. Alongside the further development of its research topics, an important focus is on strengthening existing partnerships and involving new partners from academia and industry. Eight work packages developed from the research areas of the first funding phase form the basis of the second phase: grid integration; automated driving and charging; electrification of fleets and depots; neo-mobility; transfer areas; participation and acceptance; internal monitoring and innovative knowledge management; and knowledge transfer.

The overarching goal of the consortium is to develop efficient and interconnected systems that can contribute to the transformation of urban mobility and energy systems and support the development of a climate-neutral city.

For more information, visit www.mobility2Grid.de

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Mobility2Grid e. V.
EUREF-Campus 9
10829 Berlin

Management
Nina Weber
Tel.: +49 30 7889 8552
geschaeftsstelle@mobility2grid.de

www.mobility2grid.de

www.bmbf.de

www.forschungscampus.bmbf.de