Power Systems Engineering MSc

at University College London

Modules
 

•  New and Renewable Energy Systems
•  Power Transmission and Auxiliary Machinery Systems
•  Electrical Machines and Power Electronic Drives
•  MSc Group Design Project
•  MSc Individual Project (75 Credits)
•  Electrical Power Systems and Electrical Propulsion
•  Project Management

A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree from a UK university in a suitable engineering subject such as electrical, mechanical or mechatronics, or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Some basic knowledge of applied electricity is essential.

UK students
£16,500

International students
£32,100

Graduates from this programme have the opportunity to forge careers in a range of sectors internationally. There are career opportunities in manufacturing and the engineering of transportation, including rail, road, shipping and aviation and the design of electric and hybrid drive trains. 

Graduates can also gain employment in power industries, including new and renewable energy technologies such as wind, solar and tidal power.

This MSc helps to develop engineers capable of managing multi-disciplinary projects, for example projects which bring together electrical, mechanical and financial elements.