论文信息 - Energy engineering students on their way to expertise in sustainable energy

Energy engineering students on their way to expertise in sustainable energy

Abstract Energy engineering is facing new challenges in educating experts in sustainable energy. The aim of this paper is to characterise expertise related to sustainability in higher education. Future challenges and required skills are explored through recent studies, which have listed key competencies that engineers need in their working life. Sustainability and expertise are discussed on the basis of literature and energy curricula are explored on universities’ internet pages.

Kari Alanne | Helena Malkki | Laura Hirsto

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