Master in Sustainable Electrical Energy Systems

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The Master in Sustainable Electrical Energy Systems is a 3-year program at Technological University Dublin, designed for graduate engineers who want to specialize in sustainable electrical energy systems. This master's degree covers themes such as electrical power systems analysis, renewable electrical energy technology, and power electronics.

The curriculum consists of 12 taught modules and a project, with core modules including Research Methods, Entrepreneurship, and Statistical Analysis. Students also choose from optional modules such as Power Electronic Energy Conversion Systems, Wind Energy for Electricity Supply, and Energy Conversion Systems, and complete a project and dissertation.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers as Electrical Engineers, Renewable Energy Engineers, Power Systems Analysts, Energy Managers, or Sustainability Engineers, working in industries such as energy, engineering, or manufacturing, for companies that focus on sustainable electrical energy systems and integration.