Hi, I wanted to ask if anyone from outside Germany has already received their admission to the CSE Master's program.
And if so, on what date did you submit the application, and when did you receive the offer of admission?
Hello, so ı am preparing my documents to apply to msc in tuwien and they are asking for documents with apostilles. To prove my English proficiency ı am going to give my TOEFL IBT results documents, but ı was wondering do ı need a apostil on that as well, since the document is the same all around the world? I am asking because it is 2 pages, and to get an apostil process is long and expensive for documents in English in Turkey.
hello everyone, ı got accepted into dtu for wind energy msc but ı am still waiting an answer from some other places therefore ı havent done anything to find a place in kopenhangen yet. am ı too late ? if ı am not when is too late?
Hello everyone, I am really confused about the website. I see the application window for 2025/2026 winter semester, which is 07/07-31/08. Is this applicable for this year as well? I have also seen some posts about people receiving their admission letters. Can I apply right now? Also, if I haven't received my diploma yet, can ı just send a transcript? Am I supposed to send anything else if ı dont have a diploma yet? I couldnt find any information about that as well. Thank you for your answers.
Hello everyone, I finished my application on 31st because ı was hoping to get my vpd results before the deadline but it arrived today.
I applied for aerospace and cse. I was able to upload vpd for aerospace because my documents were rewieved but they havent checked the cse appliacation. Do you know a way to upload vpd before that?
Hey everyone,
I recently got accepted into a Wind Energy Master’s program. While I’m really excited, I have a few realistic questions keeping me up at night before I make the final commitment. I’d love to hear from alumni, current students, or anyone working in the renewable energy sector. I am an eu citizen btw.
1. How profound and deep are the courses?
For those who graduated or are currently enrolled, does the curriculum lean more toward broad, high-level overviews, or does it dive deep into heavy technical fundamentals?Do you feel the coursework truly prepares you for advanced R&D
2. What do people actually do after this degree? (Industry vs. Academia)
What are the most common career paths for graduates? If you enter the industry, are you mostly working for OEMs (like Vestas or Siemens Gamesa) and developers (like Ørsted) on turbine component design and wake modeling, or do people pivot into broader energy analytics?
3. How hard is it to find a PhD position?
If I decide I want to stick around in academia to research advanced fluid dynamics, next-generation rotor systems, or LiDAR-based wake analysis, what is the funding landscape like? Are PhD positions closely tied to industry partnerships (like Horizon Europe / MSCA doctoral networks), and how competitive is it to transition straight from the Master's into a funded doctoral spot?
4. Is the wind industry "dying" in Denmark right now?
I’ve heard mixed signals about the Danish wind sector recently some news about downscaled tenders, squeezed profit margins for developers due to market changes, and restructuring at major firms. Is the market actually stagnating, or is it just shifting from rapid, volume-heavy expansion to a more mature, consolidation phase focused on large-scale offshore integration and digital optimization? Are international graduates still finding solid job traction there?
Would love to get your honest thoughts.