Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: MSc – min. 30 months, part-time, PGDip – min. 24 months, part-time, PGCert – min. 12 months, part-time
Electricity is playing an increasing role as we look to develop low carbon sources of energy. Get ahead in this exciting field and develop your understanding of how electrical networks will be designed and operated in the future.
Gain a solid understanding of the characteristics of components such as generators, lines, cables, transformers and power electronic devices, and become the expert in your field, studying online while you continue to work.
Designed for engineers working in the sector, this course will arm you with the tools and techniques to keep pace with the rapidly evolving electricity industry. The course covers the latest developments in the electricity industry and delivers up to date training in electrical power systems.
Interactive learning
Study online through a mix of simulation lab work, written reports and recorded video presentations.
Practical focus
Working and studying together creates a richer experience of both. Apply your learning into practice and gain deeper understanding of the theories and techniques.
Expert teaching
Join one of the longest-running power system courses in the world, taught by high profile researchers and professors.
We require at least an Upper Second (2.1) class honours degree, or the overseas equivalent, in electrical and electronic engineering disciplines from a reputable institution.
MSc (full course fee): UK students: £13,000 | EU/International students: £33,500
PGDip (full course fee): UK students: £8,667 | EU/International students: £22,333
PGCert (full course fee): UK students: £4,333 | EU/International students: £11,167
Modular (1 unit fee): UK students: £1,083 | EU/International students: £2,792
Unit 1 – Introduction to Sustainable Electrical Energy Systems (15 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc, PGDip, PGCert, Modular
Unit 2 – Analysis of Electrical Power and Energy Conversion Systems (15 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc, PGDip, PGCert, Modular
Unit 3 – Power System Plant, Asset Management and Condition Monitoring (15 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc, PGDip
Optional for: PGCert
Unit 4 – Power System Operation and Economics (15 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc, PGDip
Optional for: PGCert
Unit 5 – Smart Grids and Sustainable Electricity Systems (15 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc, PGDip
Optional for: PGCert
Unit 6 – Power System Dynamics and Quality of Supply (15 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc, PGDip
Optional for: PGCert
Unit 7 – Power System Protection (15 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc, PGDip
Optional for: PGCert
Unit 8 – Business Cases for Sustainable Innovations (15 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc, PGDip
Project (60 credits)
Mandatory for: MSc
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