How competitive is the job market for systems/control engineers specialising in sustainable energy management?
It is always best to get some job experience before doing masters so you can get some on job common sense and can generally do the work with out having that good a lecture depending if you go for a cheap uni. So my best advice will be to go get some site experience, then maybe get your company to sponsor you to do your degree part time in that way you can have work colleges to help you out with your work depending on how social you are. The after a year of work experience do your masters at a good uni, so you got the best resources and lectures to help you get a good degree.
