The job market for renewable energy is suffering from a shortage of skilled workers. This shortage indicates that study programs didn’t supply the graduates with the needed competencies which are vital to the job market. An individual interested in working in the energy sector needs to demonstrate, in addition to the technical and scientific understanding of the field, competency in communication, problem-solving and good analytical skills. Technische Universität Berlin Campus El Gouna was established in 2012 to tackle the problem by designing its master programs in a way that can fill the gap between supply and demand of working forces. The constant mobility of the students between Europe and the MENA region allows them to develop their intercultural and transferable skills. This research focuses on how the graduates of the TU Berlin Campus El Gouna develop their knowledge of the language, society, politics, and culture in both the Arab world and Germany. Some of the key findings of this research are that more than 90% of the TU Berlin Campus El Gouna graduates have jobs that are closely related to their field of study. Around 60% of them are working for the industry while the other 40% are working in academia and applied research in the field of the study. It is worth mentioning that around 60% of the TU Berlin Campus El Gouna graduates managed to secure jobs in Germany, Europe, and their home countries within 6 months after graduation. This research proves the success of the TU Berlin Campus El Gouna graduate in the job market of energy is closely related to their ability to adapt to different cultures and the high level of their intercultural and transferable skills. This also proves that intercultural competencies and transferable skills cannot be only developed in the classroom. The internationalization of the study processes is the main player in advancing and promoting these skills and at the same time prepare future experts to be ready for the challenges ahead.