| Staff Name | School | Primary topic taught | Description |
| Prof Jan Alexander | ENV | Earth Sciences | Prof Alexander is the module leader for the Fossil Fuels module which is a compulsory module. Her research expertise in earth sciences and geological records of environmental change support this module which focuses on understanding how oil and gas reserves are found and exploited. |
| Dr Alan Bond | ENV | Environmental Impact Assessment | Dr Bond publishes widely in the areas of sustainability and environmental impact assessment. He delivers two optional level M modules on the theory and effectiveness of environmental impact assessment. |
| Dr Konstantinos Chalvatzis | NBS | Energy and Business | Dr Chalvatzis is an Energy Engineer lecturing on business and climate change within the Business School. He provides support for students engaged in energy project work that has a business-related context. |
| Dr Lawrence Coates | ENG | Marine Energy | Dr Coates is course director for the energy programmes and although he teaches on a few modules his passion is for anything to do with water. He has a particular interest in marine energy capture devices. He also supports students from across the faculty in entering national energy competitions. |
| Prof Stephen Cox | CMP | Electricity | Prof Cox works within the School of Computing Sciences and delivers basic material underpinning the electrical power modules. |
| Mr Peter Haynes | VL | Commercial aspects and risk | Mr Haynes has many years experience working in the oil and gas industry with Amoco and BP. He is an honorary lecturer who specialises in explaining the commercial realities of risk in the energy environment. |
| Dr Alan Kendall | ENV | Fossil Fuels | Dr Kendall's industry experience of oil and gas exploration feeds into the Fossil Fuels module. |
| Prof Alexander Korobkin | MTH | Engineering Mathematics | Prof Korobkin's proven expertise in Fluid Dynamics, Fluid-Structure Interaction and ongoing experience in industrial projects allows him to provide many engineering examples in support of the teaching of mathematics within the programmes |
| Dr Ben Milner | CMP | Electrical Distribution | Dr Milner leads two of the modules within the electrical power theme. His engineering experience after his electronic engineering degree was with BT where he developed innovative sensors. |
| Dr Jane Powell | ENV | Energy and society | Dr Powell contributes to the electrical power theme and also delivers modules relating to social aspects of energy, low carbon energy and energy from waste. |
| Prof Paul Rijks | VL | Commercial aspects and risk | Prof Rijks has many years of experience working for Shell International. He has been appointed as a Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor of Innovation. His remit is to embed commercial awareness within all years of our programmes. His vast experience of management of energy assets around the world is invaluable. |
| Dr Congxiao Shang | ENV | Energy and Hydrogen | Dr Shang works within the renowned Energy Materials laboratory at UEA and contributes to several energy modules. Her expertise in hydrogen storage and low carbon energy technologies is at the forefront. |
| Prof David Stevens | MTH | Statistics | Prof Stevens is Head of the School of Mathematics, where Engineering is currently based. He delivers parts of the mathematics within the programmes and is formally the Head of School for our energy engineering students. His research expertise is in oceanography which includes mathematical modelling and observations. |
| Dr Wenjia Wang | CMP | Computing | Dr Wang leads the Application Programming modules which is a level M option within the MSc programme. He has a multitude of research interests most of which rely on high performance computing facilities. |
| Dr Margaret Wexler | BIO | Biofuels | Dr Wexler researches into the microbiology of wastes and leads the masters-level Biofuels, Bioremediation and Bioplastics Bioproducts module, which is an option for the MSc. |