The Masters in Energy and Power Systems program has been designed to meet the demand of local and international industries by training and educating the existing and future engineers in energy and power sectors as well as sustainable electrical energy generation. The program aims to produce graduates of high caliber with the right skills and knowledge. The graduates of this program will also be capable of leading teams involved in the operation, control, design, regulation, and management of energy and power systems.
The power and energy industries are spreading widely due to the penetration of renewable energy into the national grid. These rapid changes create industry demand for professionals who understand renewable energy generation techniques, grid integrations, new power electronic interfaces, improved modelling and simulation capabilities, and knowledge of advances control, and optimization for the energy and power systems. Our graduates will get opportunities in different local and international industries related to power generation, transmission, distribution, solar power integration, power electronics solutions, and energy management systems.
The minimum and maximum program duration are 3 semesters (1.5 years) and 8 semesters (4 years), respectively. For the award of MS (Energy and Power Systems), candidates will either need to complete 30 credit hours of coursework or complete 24 hours of coursework along with 6 credit hours of research work/thesis. All core courses (total 12 credit hours) are mandatory. The remaining credit hours shall be completed by studying courses from the list of electives. Additionally, Research Methodology, a non-graded 2 credit hour course must also be passed.