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Study Details: 21 months full-time
This MSc programme is designed to meet the growing global demand for highly skilled professionals capable of shaping the future of the energy sector. Delivered by the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering, the course provides a comprehensive education that blends advanced technical knowledge with strategic and professional development.
You’ll gain a deep understanding of power system analysis and design, including load flow, fault analysis, and grid stability. The curriculum covers the operation and control of electrical machines and drives, as well as the role of power electronics in modern energy systems, such as high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission and electric vehicle infrastructure.
A strong emphasis is placed on smart grids and intelligent energy systems, exploring how real-time monitoring, artificial intelligence, and internet of things technologies are transforming energy distribution and consumption.
Normally a first-class or second-class honours degree (or international equivalent) in electronic, electrical, power or energy engineering.
Careers
This MSc provides the advanced knowledge and technical expertise required for exciting, well-paid, and impactful careers in the fast-paced and dynamic power and energy sectors. Graduates are equipped to take on challenging roles across the global energy landscape, including:
power generation, supply, and distribution
network operation and grid management
renewables, low-carbon, and clean energy technologies
Recent graduates have secured professional and technical positions as electrical engineers, power systems specialists, and distribution and asset managers in leading national and multinational energy utilities such as Iberdrola, EDF Energy, ScottishPower Energy Networks, and China State Grid.
Core modules:
Advanced Power & Energy Systems (20 credits)
High Voltage Technology & Electromagnetic Compatibility (20 credits)
Power Electronics for Energy & Drive Control (20 credits)
Power System Economics, Markets & Asset Management (20 credits)
Wind Energy & Distributed Energy Resources (20 credits)
Assignment & Professional Studies (20 credits)
Optional modules:
Digital Signal Processing Principles (20 credits)
Information Transmission & Security (20 credits)
Control Principles (20 credits)
Software Engineering (20 credits)
Wind Turbine Technology (20 credits)
5G Communications Networks (20 credits)
Hardware IoT Communication System Design (20 credits)
Data Analytics & AI for Energy Systems (10 credits)
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