The large-scale use of renewable energy sources in recent years requires new specialists in this field of energy. The development of modern electric power complexes is impossible without the widespread introduction of generation systems based on renewable energy sources. The widespread use of this concept allows solving problems in the field of ecology. Improve the quality of life of the population, especially in remote areas.                                                                                                        
With the integration of renewable energy sources into the power supply system, it becomes necessary to solve a number of complex technological problems. Graduates of the Renewable Energy Master's program are able to cope with this class of problems. Undergraduates have the opportunity to take part in a joint double degree program, studying for the first year at IRNITU, the second at the Wroclaw University of Technology (Poland), within the framework of an agreement with a partner university, which provides the opportunity for IRNITU students to receive 2 state diplomas. The program was accredited by the international accredit

The aim of the program is to train elite specialists in the field of power supply systems with renewable energy sources:
• for work, incl. and with foreign firms, on joint scientific research in the field of renewable and alternative energy sources;
• to increase human resources in the field of renewable energy;
• for the design and commissioning of power supply systems with renewable energy sources.
The acquired basic professional skills are the basis for successful further professional development and career building in organizations of the corresponding profile, and make it possible to occupy engineering and managerial positions of energy enterprises and in the future, managers and employees of relevant ministries and departments. Also, a master's degree gives the right to conduct pedagogical activities in higher and secondary educational institutions.
Graduates of the master's program can continue their studies in full-time and part-time postgraduate studies at