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Program Overview and Admission Requirements for Energy Engineering BSc program at UBT

Admission requirements include the successful completion of secondary education and the State Matura Exam, with specific procedures for international applicants to ensure diploma recognition and equivalency.

The admission process is fair, consistent, and non-discriminatory, ensuring equal opportunities for all applicants. Policies and criteria are published on the UBT website and in public calls for enrolment, providing clear guidance to prospective students. Additionally, procedures for recognizing prior studies and transfer students are regulated and accessible, guaranteeing transparency and alignment with national and institutional standards.

Educating the next generation of engineers and providing them with a comprehensive set of skills is very important to the energy engineering industry as a whole and to society.

The program offers the connection of theoretical and practical knowledge with infrastructure and the most modern teaching methods. The curriculum is suitable for high school graduates, for professionals looking to improve their skills.

Students who graduate from the Energy Engineering Program will be qualified to work in power generation, transmission and distribution as well as related service industries. Students will complete their educational program in cooperation with the energy sector.

Student Rights and Responsibilities

Students have the right to:

• Receive high-quality education and access all academic and administrative services.

• Be clearly informed about study programs, learning outcomes, and assessment methods.

• Participate in teaching and learning activities in safe, supportive, and well-equipped environments, including laboratories.

• Be treated with respect, without discrimination based on race, gender, religion, or beliefs.

• Receive academic guidance, advising, and support throughout their studies.

• Submit complaints and suggestions through transparent and well-defined procedures.

Students are responsible for:

• Complying with institutional rules, regulations, and policies.

• Attending lectures, exercises, and laboratory sessions regularly.

• Upholding academic integrity and avoiding all forms of plagiarism or misconduct.

• Taking care of university equipment, facilities, and learning environments.

• Collaborating respectfully with academic staff and peers, contributing to a positive academic atmosphere.

• Representing the institution with dignity both inside and outside the university: Ditet e Dyerve te Hapura, Bachelor

• The student assessment procedures are fully defined in the UBT Student Assessment Regulation. All information regarding assessment methods, component weightings, passing criteria, and the procedures for appeals can be found at the following link: REGULATION FOR STUDENT ASSESSMENT

  Tuition fees and scholarship options are fully outlined in the Regulation for UBT College Studies. Students can find complete information regarding fees, scholarships, financial support, and related procedures in the regulation at the following link: Regulation for UBT College Studies