The Supergen Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Hub has launched a series of highly-specialised masterclasses designed by world-leading researchers on topics across offshore renewable energy. The 1 or 2-day masterclasses will be held at our core partner universities and are tailored for those developing their careers within the offshore renewable energy industry as well as academia, providing access to some of the UK's most innovative offshore renewable energy testing facilities and assets.
The series of 10 Masterclasses is a limited programme which started in 2024 and continues until 2027. This is a unique opportunity to enrol in training for innovative practices, techniques and solutions from those working at the forefront of ORE research.
Educators have a vital role to play in inspiring the next generation of engineers to dream big and exceed their expectations
| Institution | Masterclass topic | Date |
| University of Aberdeen | Virtual Prototyping of Offshore Renewable Energy Technologies | 29 & 30 April 2026 |
| University of Aberdeen | Optimising Offshore Renewable Energy Array Design and Locations for Safety, Fisheries Colocation and Environmental Aspects | Autumn 2026 date TBC |
| University of Edinburgh | Economic and Policy Analysis for Offshore Renewables | Early 2027 date TBC |
| University of Exeter | Environmental Contours & Extreme Value Analysis | 14 & 15 May 2026 |
| University of Hull | Sensing for Offshore Renewable Energy Structures | 2026 date TBC |
| University of Plymouth | Advanced Experimental Fluid Mechanics for Offshore Renewable Energy | 2026 date TBC |
| University of Southampton & University of Oxford | Offshore Geotechnics | 26 & 27 May 2026 |
| University of Strathclyde | Offshore Structural Integrity | Autumn 2026 date TBC |
| University of Warwick | Real-Time Hardware-in-the-Loop Experiments for Grid Integration of Offshore Renewable Energy Systems | Autumn 2026 date TBC |
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