The programme provides the most up to date knowledge of electrical engineering research and business. The purpose of the programme is to provide students with a solid knowledge base needed for working in the power and energy industry, as well as in the electrical manufacturing industry. Fields of application include power transmission and distribution, electrical machines and components, electrical drives and industrial and power electronics. Particularly important areas include engineering applications in vehicles, such as hybrid or electric cars, efficient use of electricity, including energy conservation and clean energy applications. Focus is also put on sustainable power generation, like photovoltaic and wind power solutions.
Our graduates are able to work in a very broad spectrum of fields from energy companies to the electrical manufacturing industry and the automation industry, the ICT system business, and often also for governmental bodies promoting sustainable development.
The programme cooperates actively with several internationally recognised universities in the form of student exchange, common research projects and visiting lecturers. The programme is also closely linked with industry; its master´s theses are usually commissioned by companies.
The programme contains a general part which covers the main fields of electrical engineering. After the common core studies, students can specialise either in power systems, electrical motors and drives, ICT applications in power systems or illumination engineering. Students can also take a supporting module of economics or industrial management to enhance their managerial skills.
| Degree | Master of Science (Tech), 120 ECTS |
| Duration | 2 years, full time |
| Qualifies for doctoral studies | Yes |
| Tuition fee | No |
| Scholarships | No |
| Organizing School | School of Electrical Engineering |
| Organizing department | Department of Electrical Engineering |
The applicants for master's degree should fill in the on-line application form, available only during the application period 2 January - 15 February.
In addition to lectures, a course may include problem-solving exercises, individual or group design work or laboratory work.
Degrees:
Four schools starting from 2011:
School of Engineering, School of Chemical Technology, School of Science, School of Electrical Engineering
Established: 1849
Students: 15 000
Staff members: 4000
Campuses:
Main campus in Otaniemi, Espoo and units operating in Lahti and Kirkkonummi