The programme, which focuses on designing, planning and managing complex
systems, also addresses problem-solving associated with the safety of plants and the local environmental impact of these products. These skills are based on the knowledge acquired with the
Bachelors degree, which is extended in terms
of methodologies and applications through the
two-year Masters programme. This allows graduates to face the most complex problems related to the development, design and management of modern plants, as well as to actively
contribute to the innovation and scientific and
technological advancement of the sector. The
programme is designed to train highly qualified
electrical engineers to work both in the field
of electrical power systems and electrical machines. The MSc also focuses on renewable energy conversion, electric mobility, smart grids, electrical markets, HV installation and a range
of other modern electric technologies. By the
end of the programme, students will have acquired all of the necessary skills to either swiftly
access the working world or pursue their studies with access to a Doctoral programme.
Academic requirements: Bachelors Degree in
Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
Minimum CGPA: 3 out of 4.
English requirements: All applicants whose
native language/language of instruction is not
are required to provide proof of English proficiency (CEFR Level B2) in the form of TOELF,
IELTS (Academic) or ESOL (CAE or CPE) tests