Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering: Power Engineering

Overview

30
Credits
$1600 Per Credit
SemesterBased

Advance your expertise in electric drives, power electronics, and control systems through a rigorous, application-focused curriculum built by engineering experts. You’ll also explore emerging areas like utility-scale power electronics and computational methods for engineering. This flexible online degree supports your goals on a schedule that fits your life, whether you’re working, raising a family, or both.

  • Participate in an interactive online learning experience designed for busy professionals
  • Network with peers, faculty, and industry professionals to extend learning beyond the classroom
  • Tailor your coursework with electives in areas like advanced controls, automation, and engineering leadership
  • Learn from expert faculty at WEMPEC, a world-renowned research group in electric machines and power electronics

Gain a strong foundation in both theory and practice as you explore topics like electric drives, power electronics, and advanced control systems. Learn to design and analyze modern power systems — and apply that knowledge to solve today’s automation and energy challenges.

  • Power electronic circuit design
  • Electric machine and drive control
  • Power system analysis and control
  • Utility applications of power electronics
  • Automation and motion control
  • System modeling and simulation
  • Applying theory to real-world challenges

Career Opportunities

The education you receive at UW–Madison is directly applicable to a career in industry and is suitable for a new or recent graduate, as well as experienced professionals who seek the necessary (re)training to change or advance their careers.

Admissions

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